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Roger-r
When a text article is displayed sometimes one character is replaced by a
tiny character sized box containing four letters, one pair above another.
As an example: a sentence in quotation marks has the opening quotation mark
shown properly, but the closing quotation mark is replaced by a little box
containing the letters FF and FD. (-possibly - too small to be sure)
Perhaps these are the Unicode reference of the intended character.
Checked the character map at Start>Programs>Accessories>System
Tools>Character Map and all looks in order, but there are a lot of fonts.
On a displayed page where the problem is occurring the fonts are possibly
Helvetica, Arial or Verdana, (sans-serif types).
Somehow I seem to have deleted some part of a character set, but I don't
know exactly what is missing or how to restore it.
How can it be resolved ?
Roger
tiny character sized box containing four letters, one pair above another.
As an example: a sentence in quotation marks has the opening quotation mark
shown properly, but the closing quotation mark is replaced by a little box
containing the letters FF and FD. (-possibly - too small to be sure)
Perhaps these are the Unicode reference of the intended character.
Checked the character map at Start>Programs>Accessories>System
Tools>Character Map and all looks in order, but there are a lot of fonts.
On a displayed page where the problem is occurring the fonts are possibly
Helvetica, Arial or Verdana, (sans-serif types).
Somehow I seem to have deleted some part of a character set, but I don't
know exactly what is missing or how to restore it.
How can it be resolved ?
Roger