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From: "Ann Navarro" <ann@webgeek.com>
> I just ran into this myself, with a styled apostrophe character -- which
> was only reported as a problem by XML Spy 4.4 upon opening the 1.2MB XML
> file (character was: Â (0xC2), ' (0x92)).
On thinking about this more, if you have one non-ASCII character ( a styled apostrophe)
and it being represented by two non-ASCII bytes, that is normally a sign that
the file is actually encoded using UTF-8.
Check if that entity has an encoding header saying "ISO-8859-1" by mistake,
and try removing it if it does (to force the use of UTF-8).
Cheers
Rick Jelliffe
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