Web pages have ? marks not commas

With IE 7, I have just realized that there are often ? marks on web content
pages, instead of commas. Does this relate to my browser, or is it my
imagination. I use a screen reader, and they are there without the programs,
as well.

Thank you.
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"We don't always have a choice how we get to know one another. Sometimes,
people fall into our lives cleanly—as if out of the sky, or as if there were
a direct flight from Heaven to Earth—the same sudden way we lose people, who
once seemed they would always be part of our lives." (John Irving - Last
Night in Twisted River).

Mismatched character encoding. Either the sites are using a character set which
is not supported by your chosen font or the content in the body of the page is
inconsistent with the charset specified in the head. Without knowing what sites
you are seeing this on it would be hard to determine what settings (or changes
to the site) might be needed.

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G. R. Woodring

Date: 11/7/2009 12:41 PM, Author: ~*Laughingstar 2009*~ Wrote:
> With IE 7, I have just realized that there are often ? marks on web content
> pages, instead of commas. Does this relate to my browser, or is it my
> imagination. I use a screen reader, and they are there without the programs,
> as well.
>
> Thank you.

Thank you.

Actually, I often see this in an email letter I receive weekly, as well.



G. R. Woodring wrote:
> Mismatched character encoding. Either the sites are using a
> character set which is not supported by your chosen font or the
> content in the body of the page is inconsistent with the charset
> specified in the head. Without knowing what sites you are seeing
> this on it would be hard to determine what settings (or changes to
> the site) might be needed.
>
> Date: 11/7/2009 12:41 PM, Author: ~*Laughingstar 2009*~ Wrote:
>> With IE 7, I have just realized that there are often ? marks on web
>> content pages, instead of commas. Does this relate to my browser, or
>> is it my imagination. I use a screen reader, and they are there
>> without the programs, as well.
>>
>> Thank you.