That's a non-breaking space character hacked as an xml character
entity reference in the html document. The ampersand (&) marks the
start and the semicolon marks the end of the reference. 160 is the
decimal value of the non-breaking space in the ANSI character set.
Obviously they got something wrong in the html syntax and the
consequence is that the source is displayed by the browser.
Buggy html code, nothing to do with your screen reader.
Take care
John
At 03:17 02/07/2008, you wrote:
Reading the story on the web page
http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20080701/tc_pcworld/147821
will cause the speech to repeat the number 160 over and over until you
stop it. This is with both firefox and ie7. It happens with the
version of eloquence in window-eyes It also happens with dec access
32. I don't know exactly where the 160 is coming from because when
you stop reading it is a few lines up.
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