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Do these sites look weird to you? For some reason, these sites are sending non-printable characters to Internet Explorer. When I view them in Mozilla, they look fine.
Wayne
looks fine in safari/osx
FullNameRequired
I just brought up the subversion page in IE6, looks fine to me.
Chris Tavares
Hmmm I just brought up the pages in IE6 also (v6.0.2800.1106) and they looked fine here. Are you sure you have your encoding set correctly?
Immature programmer
Under View-->Encoding I have Auto-Select checked and there is a dot next to Unicode (UTF-8).
Wayne
One thing that both of these have in common though is that they both have this doc-type:
Wayne
Both sides, side by side, they look identical in IE 6 and FireFox 0.8, and the UTF-8 encoding is auto-selected in IE 6 on both as well. Running English Windows Server 2003 Standard.
Brad Wilson (dotnetguy.techieswithcats.com)
That should read "Both sites".
Brad Wilson (dotnetguy.techieswithcats.com)
Hmm, strange. Wonder where I screwed up.
Wayne
Switching from Left-to-Right Document to Right-to-Left Document has an interesting effect; other than that I don't notice anything unusual, even when I switch to various other character sets (Greek, Cyrillic, etc.).
Kyralessa
"Is this some anti-Microsoft bull-sh*t, or a real IE bug?"
Bo
Yes, reading too much slashdot has made me paranoid ;)
Wayne
Both fine in IE5.5
Stephen Jones
OK, I take it back. I'm using MyIE2 as the main browser now :)
Wayne
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