Spell check and IE / Re: Yearly TV Licence? ...Really? (Side Track)

[Tonks]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Carol" <justcarol67 at ...> wrote:
> 
> Back to the gibberish in posts, this particular post came out fine,
> even the apostrophe. Maybe it's only quotation marks that cause the
> problem. If so, turning off "Smart quotes" in Word might solve the
> problem.
> 
> What do you have the character encoding set to? (Look under "Character
> encoding" in the View menu at the top of the page in your Web
> browser--IE or Firefox or Netscape if you're obstinate like me.)
> 

Tonks:
Someone, as in a tec person, I think somewhere in India, or maybe it 
was the nice man in Iceland, told me awhile back to set it for Unicode. 
I forgot why, but there was some important reason at the time.

I use IE, 6. I don't like change. (that might be a clue to my politics 
this year too.) I know half the programs I have now don't like IE6, but 
the other half don't like IE7. And Firefox is just.. well.. too much 
like CHANGE.

Tonks_op
who only like to change her hair color..