Some special characters (e.g. curly double and single quotes, curly apostrophe) are encoded in a wired way.
“The DMA is a milestone becomes âÂÂThe DMA is a milestone.
Might be perl character encoding handling with different OS / perl versions underneath.
Some special characters (e.g. curly double and single quotes, curly apostrophe) are encoded in a wired way.
`“The DMA is a milestone` becomes `âÂÂThe DMA is a milestone`.
Might be perl character encoding handling with different OS / perl versions underneath.
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Some special characters (e.g. curly double and single quotes, curly apostrophe) are encoded in a wired way.
“The DMA is a milestonebecomesâÂÂThe DMA is a milestone.Might be perl character encoding handling with different OS / perl versions underneath.
When does this happen? From my testing, this is not the case anymore when using the automatic translation feature.
pinging @anaghz as she knows best, when this problem occurs, but AFAIK it was not related to automatic translations.