In my recent move to Microsoft Expression Web, I came across a problem which has been plaguing users across the internet according to google. If one uses UTF-8 to encode ones web pages in Expression Web so you can be XHTML compliant, it inserts a hidden UTF-8 BOM marker at the start of the file. This is very, very bad, because PHP and Perl doesn't understand BOM markers (yet) and neither do web browsers which then display three squiggly characters at the top of each page. ...
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