- From: Harold Baughan [RockSolidSite.com] <hbaughan@rocksolidsite.com>
- Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 23:56:57 -0500
- To: "Bjoern Hoehrmann" <derhoermi@gmx.net>
- Cc: <html-tidy@w3.org>
Hello Bjoern, > By default, Tidy does not generate non-ascii output unless there are > non-ascii characters inside constructs where it cannot use character > references (comments, for example); in this case the characters come > out garbled. So there must be some configuration option active, > -latin1 for example. If the character is not visible it is most likely > U+00A0 ( ). Tidy would insert them e.g. if there is a <nobr> > element in the source document. Give the man a cigar! I have not been able to find a <nobr> element in the source text. However, I obtained a copy of the Frhed Hex editor and through it's eyes saw the evil little creature in the final text. An a0. When I copy it in context from the hex editor into this email, it comes out as follows -- "So, was it John Curtis?<bh:a0> Or perhaps the namesake of " But now I've bounced around so much and tried so many things that I cannot specifically remember/prove that the *only* source could have been Tidy. (There were two spaces after the punctuation in the original text.) So it's time to backtrack and re-investigate. <sigh> Harold
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