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Strange Boxes When I Post


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Di-gfree Apprentice

Whenever I post, my responses have these little boxes in place of apostrophes - it's really difficult to read. Am I doing something wrong? I wonder if this post will have little boxes... am I seeing things? Is this a symptom of celiac disease, too? :lol: Thanks, D.


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I think that if you're doing a copy and paste this is what happens, but I don't know much more than that. Good luck

Di-gfree Apprentice

It actually happened the first time after I edited a post; then I noticed it every other time I posted. With the exception of the above post, for some reason. Anyway, I'm sure I'll figure it out. Thank you for responding, fajitas.

Lisa Mentor

Go to the options box on the top right of the page - click on it and go to "standard". That should work.

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