On 21/10/14 09:48, Johan Vromans wrote:
David Hickman <[email protected]> writes:
Thanks for your quick reply. The output is being generated by Perl,
the strange thing being that when I use the ENCODING => 'UTF-8'
configuration parameter this breaks the output. If I don’t include it
then the £ sign is returned in the correct UTF-8 format.
FWIW: The £ sign you use in your mails is 0xa3 (Latin-1 encoding) while
the UTF-8 encoded ₤ is 0x20a4. Are you sure you are using the right
codepoint and encoding in your templates?
Can you attach a small set of files that show the erroneous behaviour?
That's the Lira sign, rather than the pound sign - not very common these days
(Italy moved to the Euro a while ago).
cheers,
Tom
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