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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  An apostrophe?

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  MsJonesy

  11 years ago

  Sometimes the site doesn't like the use of the symbol for 'and' ; it converts it to gibberish much like what you are questioning. Other than that, NFI

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  It's the symbol for "and". Just ignore the #39. Who knows how the hell that sneaks in there!!

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  MissBishere

  11 years ago

  gets confused with (question marks) ? And ! (Exclamation points)

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  it is ASCII for the aspostrophe .. sometimes codes get messed up.. confused... out of sync.. much like people.. then they quote jibberish!!!

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  I fail to see WHY people cannot work out how to use GOOGLE... but can use some of the most complicated APPs available Just wondering....

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  "&" comes up as "amp".

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Quoting 'Meander' "&" comes up as "amp". amp = ampersand ampersand = correct name for the symbol &

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  I found this discussion informative and relevant. Will follow this thread with great enthusiasm and vigour.

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  Lovinit28andKC72

  11 years ago

  Everyone's friend.......💋

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  ' is a measurement of height . (1' is 1 foot .) " is inches . Hope this helps . GG♒️ - Posted from rhpmobile

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