Apostrophe handling

Hello,
I have some issues with the apostrophe handling in Pages for documents in French.
When I write " L'enfant " Pages shows the following apostrophe between L and enfant : ‘
It should show the following : ’
The document is set up as French, so that doesn't help.
Any ideas ?
Thanks,
Pascal

You wrote that the document is set to French but which is the language used by Pages to display its menus.
When Pages is running in French, if we activate the feature "Utiliser les guillemets français" it inserts the correct apostrophe.
So,
(1) if Pages display French menus, what you get is not the normal behavior.
Try to clean the fonts cache files
Run FontBook (Livre des polices) to get rid of possible fonts conflicts.
(2) if Pages doesn't display French menus, disable the feature "Utiliser les guillemets français" and type the correct character by yourself.
I apologize but I don't remember the language for which Pages uses the curly character which you got.
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) samedi 11 juin 2011 10:58:17
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mod-rewrites as
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I've long used &-#-8-2-1-7; (without the hyphens) to
represent
apostrophes in my articles, until David Powers informed me
that that's
actually the code for a right single quote (complemented by
the single
quote on the left).
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discover exactly
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.oO(David Blomstrom)
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code using
>phpMyAdmin? In other words, if you have a table named
table_animals, you
>could open it, then somehow display a CREATE TABLE
statement that you
>could use to create an identical table in another
database.
>
>I checked in SQL, Export and Operations but didn't find
such a function.
I usually don't use phpMyAdmin, I prefer the command line. On
the MySQL
command line you could do a query like
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MySQL to
create that table. Then there's also the powerful tool
mysqldump, which
can be used to dump a table structure to screen or into a
file:
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You can also use phpMyAdmin to get such a dump, but you'll
probably have
to copy the CREATE statement from it by hand. I don't know if
there's an
export option to only dump the table structure and not all
the data
(this is what the -d parameter does if you do it on the
command line).
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right?
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default and it
doesn't hurt anyway, but it's usually pretty useless. Its
only real use
is if the document is served to a browser without a server,
for example
a local copy stored on disk. But if the page is delivered by
a server,
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sending this query
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>
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your script."
>
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is all about?...
>
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There are at least four places in MySQL where a character
encoding is
taken into account: the database, the tables, the columns and
the
connection to the client/script. All these encodings can be
defined
independently if necessary, but what really matters in
practice are the
encodings used in the table columns (as shown in the examples
above) and
the connection encoding. For example MySQL is able to store
the data as
UTF-8, but deliver it as something completely different to
your script.
We usually don't want this, so we set the connection encoding
to UTF-8
as well. This is done with the mentioned query. You should
send it as
the first query after establishing the connection to the DB:
mysql_connect(...);
mysql_query('SET NAMES utf8');
This ensures that all following data transfers between your
script and
the database will handle the data correctly as UTF-8 and
won't change
its encoding.
And simply spoken the header() call just does a similar thing
for the
way between your script and the user's browser:
SET NAMES utf8 header('Content-Type: ...')
DB ----------------> PHP Script
-----------------------------> Browser
It probably sounds more complicated than it actually is. ;-)
Micha

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