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F7 and script editor,why F7 icon shows when F7 turned off

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I use FF5 and I have F7 turned off yet on my web site script editor page I keep getting these F7 icons appearing (as below)    any solutions to removing these,other than manually going through my pages

I use FF5 and I have F7 turned off yet on my web site script editor page I keep getting these F7 icons appearing (as below)    any solutions to removing these,other than manually going through my pages

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Which encoding do you use?

If you display an UTF-8 encoded page as Western (ISO-8859-1) then you can get such characters showing up.

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Thanks Cor-el My FF5 encoding settings are set at "user defined". Is this something I can effect by making setting changes or is this something my webmaster needs to change in our code on our website templates?

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HI Cor-el Just checked my page source and this is the charset for my pages: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

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Did you try to switch to UTF-8 ?

If it works if you switch to UTF-8 then you are using the wrong encoding.

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Thanks,I will let my webmaster know

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You're welcome

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Hi Cor-el Didn't realize you were talking about the UTF-8 setting on my computer, I thought you meant my web page template. I have now changed the Default char coding in my FF Tools>options and the icon has now gone. Many Thanks Peter