[Ads-l] testing intelligent quotes

[Dan Goncharoff]

What I see:

=93abc=94 =91def=92

In my text the above appear as intelligent=20
quotation marks before this message is=20
sent.  Let's see what they appear as to various=20
members' email applications.  One answer from=20
each of three factions should be sufficient --=20
either as intelligent quotes (different forms for=20
opening and closing), unintelligent quotes (same=20
form for opening and closing), or gibberish=20
(strings of three characters, such as =E2=80=99 for a single quote or=
apostrophe).

If for some email applications they appear as=20
quotation marks (whether intelligent or=20
unintelligent), then the fault lies in your email application, dear Brutus.
On Oct 16, 2014 8:54 PM, "Joel S. Berson" <Berson at att.net> wrote:

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> =93abc=94 =91def=92
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> In my text the above appear as intelligent=20
> quotation marks before this message is=20
> sent.  Let's see what they appear as to various=20
> members' email applications.  One answer from=20
> each of three factions should be sufficient --=20
> either as intelligent quotes (different forms for=20
> opening and closing), unintelligent quotes (same=20
> form for opening and closing), or gibberish=20
> (strings of three characters, such as =E2=80=99 for a single quote or=
>  apostrophe).
>
> If for some email applications they appear as=20
> quotation marks (whether intelligent or=20
> unintelligent), then the fault lies in your email application, dear Brutus.
>
> Joel=20
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