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Package: mozilla
Version: 2:1.5-2
When I upgraded to Mozilla 1.5, ’ started being displayed as a
square box. for example, from http://www.apple.com/ichat/: What is
supposed to be displayed as "It's" is shown as "It[]s" (the box isn't
composed of brackets -- that was just an approximation :P)
My CHARSET is set as iso-8859-1. I've tried changing this to utf-8 and utf8.
I've also tried changing the Character Coding in Mozilla, but no matter
what setting I have the box remains there.
Places where it's written as "plain text" (i.e. "It's" instead of
"It’s") it is displayed correctly.
The reason I am posting this bug to Debian is that I found no mention of
this on Bugzilla and found no other users on MozNet #Mozilla or
#mozillaZine that experienced the same problems.
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