> I have HTML textarea I use to post info to my blog. If I copy/paste
> content from Web pages and the content includes the single quote
> apostrophe mark, it shows up in my form field as the square character. I
> want to do replace for this character, but I can't seem to find the
> ASCII code for it. The normal apostrophe char(39) doesn't work, so I'm
> guess that maybe IE is using a special one?
>
I've used the handy UDF DeMoronize() from cflib.org with great success. Jump
over to the site and do a search for it. It handles more than just the
apostrophes, which is very convenient.
Regards,
Dave.
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