Weird characters

Good morning all,
When I exported a sql file in TOAD, I got weird characters about row 112 ~ 114
Any help!
Thanks
NYorker

Thank John;
(4, 'N', TO_DATE('11/25/2009 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('11/25/2009 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '9:00 AM',
'5:00 PM', 'EXPERIENCED', TO_DATE('11/25/2009 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('11/25/2009 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '%PDF-1.6
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After running report RBBP_NOTIFICATION_OFFAPP, approver is getting an e-mail in Outlook 2003 with some weird characters:
**START**
Â
Â Â Â The following requires processing:
Â
Â Â Â 1 . Approve shopping cart of Shopper with value 64,78 USD
Â Â Â
Â
Â
Â Â Â Use the following link to log on to the system and carry out the approval online:
Â Â Â Log on
Â
Â
Â Â Â To approve or reject directly from this e-mail, select one of the following links:
Approve by E-mail Â Reject by E-mail Â Â
**END**
When I look at the same message in , these characters are not visible; but there seem to be spaces/blanks in those spots. Looks like Outlook is substituting spaces for some other character.
Also, there're some extra blank lines, which we would like removed.
Any ideas how to get rid of the unwanted characters and unnecessary lines, besides BAdI implementation?
Cheers,
Serguei

Hi,
Please check the foll note:
Note 1100912 - E-mail messages for work items with incorrect line break
Also,sometimes some junk characters are inserted into the offline mail if the required services(for the generation of mail ) are not active in transaction SICF.
Please see whether the following path is active in SICF:
SAP/BC/BSP/SAP/SMART_FORMS/DEFAULT.CSS
If the above service is not activated,then activate that and re-test.
Last option would be to implement the BADI BBP_OFFLINE_APP_BADI (method ~MAIL_DATA_GET) to remove the unwanted characters.
BR,
Disha.

My Mac won't read cyrillic in certain files and displays instead weird characters like this: "–í–µ-Ç–µ-Ä –ø-Ä–æ–¥–∏-Ä–∞–µ-Ç –¥–æ –∫–æ-Å-Ç–µ–π." Any ideas why this might be or how I can solve it?

Yesterday I extracted the subtitles of an MKV file to try and print them. Unfortunately, when I open the .srt file with any text processor, it displays weird characters like the ones included in the title:
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–í–µ—Ç–µ—Ä –ø—Ä–æ–¥–∏—Ä–∞–µ—Ç –¥–æ –∫–æ—Å—Ç–µ–π."
I thought this had to do with it being an .srt file, but just now I encountered the same problem with an Excel file.
Any ideas why this might be or suggestions as to how to solve it?
Thanks in advance,
Mario

It looks like an encoding problem. You should try opening the file in a text editor where you can choose one of the various possible cyrillic encodings (utf-8, koi8-r, iso-8859-5, win-1251, MacCyrillic)

Japanese lyrics shown on iPhone become weird characters after some number of plays

I put in lyrics for my Japanese songs both the kanji/kana and romaji. There have been no problems before this. But somehow I suppose after the newest iTunes released I added some new songs and there were two of them that I added lyrics into them. At first their lyrics were shown properly on my iPhone screen. But after some time the kanji/kana became some weird characters. I checked the lyrics in iTunes and there seemed to be no problems at all with my lyrics. I needed to delete the song from both my phone and my iTunes library and re-add then re-synced it again. (just deleting the song from the phone and then re-synced it didn't help.) Then again, today the lyrics became weird again. I don't really understand. It would become very annoying if this keeps going on. I would appreciate any advice and help. Thank you very much.

I just tried this with my iPhone 4 and it also didn't work. This is how it failed:
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Then I tried it with my iPad. The pie got to the same point, sat
there for a long time, then completed and worked fine.
I did a hard reset of the phone and tried again, this time it
behaved like the iPad and worked fine.
Not sure whether it was the hard reset or whether sharing with
another device "woke something up", but in any event it works
now and I can't get it to break again.
Note, I only use sharing for movies, since I have Music Match
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Specs:
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Clients: iPhone 4
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Here is my story:
I open a file using RandomAccessFile to replace some characters inside it. Let's say I have in the file string 4000, I replace it by string 400. It works fine.
Now if I replace this number by string 40000, when I check the text file, some weird characters like ^M appear everywhere at the end of lines.
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Note that I use function writeBytes to write strings into the file.

public static void changeFileRAF(String sFile, String paramName, String paramValue) {
try {
RandomAccessFile rf = new RandomAccessFile(sFile, "rws");
String currentLine;
long pos;
while (true) {
pos = rf.getFilePointer();
currentLine = rf.readLine();
if (currentLine == null)
break;
if (currentLine.trim().startsWith(paramName)) {
rf.seek(pos);
char[] replaceLine = currentLine.toCharArray();
char[] value = paramValue.toCharArray();
int i = 0;
//pass all white space characters
while (i < replaceLine.length && Character.isWhitespace(replaceLine)) {
i++;
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//again, pass all white space characters
while (i < replaceLine.length && Character.isWhitespace(replaceLine[i])) {
i++;
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if (oldValueLength >= value.length) {
System.out.println("different: " + (oldValueLength - value.length));
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replaceLine[j + i] = value[j];
for (int j = value.length; j < oldValueLength; j++)
replaceLine[j + i] = ' ';
rf.writeBytes(String.copyValueOf(replaceLine));
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for (int j = 0; j < oldValueLength; j++)
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for (int j = oldValueLength; j < value.length; j++)
compensation[j - oldValueLength] = value[j];
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rf.writeBytes(String.copyValueOf(replaceLine) + String.copyValueOf(compensation));
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rf.close();
} catch (IOException e) {
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http://www.adobe.com/products/activation/
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We have a Solaris 9 Client system that does ssh to other Solaris servers.
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not sure i follow fully, can you check for this setting:
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If you look at the message using a hex editor, the UTF-8 BOM (Byte Order Mark) is EF BB BF, if you are using Unicode, the BOM is FE FF or FF FE (depending on little or big Endian encoding).
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David Downing... If this answers your question, please Mark as the Answer. If this post is helpful, please vote as helpful.

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Sorry if this has been posted elsewhere but I've recently started to get some weird characters when opening an Ultrabeat instrument (see attached screenshots).
/Users/neilmorgan/Desktop/Screen shot 2010-12-27 at 16.53.59.png
/Users/neilmorgan/Desktop/Screen shot 2010-12-27 at 16.54.56.png
They're different each time and they seem not to affect the sound, but does anyone have any ideas of how to rid my system of them?
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For instance, did you mean something like this:
https://skitch.com/yorick75/rx46f/characters
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Under Artist and Album in MediaSource 2 many of my artist have funny characters in them as shown below.
http://205.44.2.42/weird.jpg
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The instruction at "0x00000020" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".
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DB
-- Oh, and by the way - I bought it from a UK retailer, not from the Far East via eBay ;-)Message Edited by DB on 08-02-2005 07:00 AM

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Hi,
We are in the test phase sending messages to a customer of us. But when we send test messages the customer tells me that there are weird characters in the xml. It happens when we check the xml in a hexadecimal viewer. In the normal viewer of in a webbrowser
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These characters are called the Byte Order Mark (BOM) and provided by/to the file system to indicate the encoding to be used when opening the file. You can read about it @http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark
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Regards.

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== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== i installed firefox on win 7

This issue can be caused by the bitmap version of the Helvetica or Geneva font or another (bitmap) font that can't be displayed by Firefox in that font size.
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Bookmark titles have weird characters or just blank as of Fox5 when viewing (loaded into a fox tab) the exported "bookmarks.html" from the "Libray" (bookmarks manager).

}
-- trying to paste in here examples of weird characters, where real English language titles should be.

Try to delete those bookmarks and create a new bookmark with that URL.
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Bookmarks+not+saved#w_places-database-file

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My company's product help file is generated in WebHelp, but
on the web I see in some pages showing some weird characters. When
I checked my source file as actually what characters are they in
the file, I see that the trademark signs (TM) , single quotes, and
double quotes are appearing as a ? inside a diamond. I went through
the script generated by Webhelp and see the character set Webhelp
is using as charset=windows-1252, Can't we change it to UTF-8 so
that its a universal character set and is recognize on all
platforms and browsers.
Please let me know if there is a solution.
Thanks,
Ashish

UTF-8 is the norm with RH7. If you cannot upgrade, or do not
want to, take a copy of your output and try changing it manually in
one topic. If it works then use a multi file find and replace tool.

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Hello there,
I have a macbook pro. When I go on some Japanese websites, there're full of weird characters sometimes appears. It doesn't happen everytime. How can I fix it? I appreciate your time in advance.

bonybunny wrote:
Here's one of example of the site http://www9.ocn.ne.jp/~zennsaku/syasinn.htm for you to see what I meant.
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