On 06.01.2010 22:50, bruce.som...@web.de wrote: > Thanks for the replies. That  is indeed a byte-order-mark, inserted > repeatedly by my editor (the Crimson Editor) for no good reason. It has its > use, of course, but not in this connection. As far as I know, the browsers > all try to display it. Fortunately, I've now found out how to convince the > editor that I don't want it. So, I have my hopes up. > > Thanks to Peter for noticing the earlier<br />, which should have been > removed long ago. > > I'll try Davids's suggestion first. With a little bit of luck ... > > Many thanks for your attention. > > Bruce > Your welcome Bruce. But there is noting bad at using byte-order-mark. It helps editors to understand if the file is utf. Your mistake is this.
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