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Not even sure how it will look in this post but it looks like a diamond
with a question mark in it. I have a *nix program that is embedding these
things like every 67 pages in a printout which when run through our
PDF distiller barfs it. Any ideas on what this is or its ASCII/EBCDIC code
might be?
GofBorg wrote:
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Not even sure how it will look in this post but it looks like a diamond
with a question mark in it. I have a *nix program that is embedding these
things like every 67 pages in a printout which when run through our
PDF distiller barfs it. Any ideas on what this is or its ASCII/EBCDIC
code might be?[/color]
Additional info: When opened with kwrite it appears as an umlaut y
GofBorg sounds like they ‘said’:
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Looks like this in my newsreader…
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Stevo
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Looks like this in my newsreader…
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It’s ascii code 152. 
Just found it.
Happy New Year Steve!
GofBorg sounds like they ‘said’:
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Happy New Year Steve![/color]
So my response to GofBorg’s comment is…
Same to you!!
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Stevo
http://www.chatslang.com/help/diamond_with_question_mark[color=blue]
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Thanks Kim.
That may be helpful. I’ve looked for
the cause of this character being inserted
before without much luck.
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http://www.chatslang.com/help/diamond_with_question_mark
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Oh, and Happy New Year Kim!
Happy New Year! Woot! Did any of you see that? I provided some
techinical help! [happy dance]
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Kim - 1/2/2014 8:52:58 AM
On 02/01/2014 15:53, kgroneman wrote:
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Happy New Year! Woot! Did any of you see that? I provided some
techinical help! [happy dance][/color]
Simon
Novell Knowledge Partner
Ouch! What was that for?!? Technical help is fine as long as it’s not
TAG product technical help! Geez [rubbing head]
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Kim - 1/3/2014 10:02:41 AM