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UTF8 recompiled but....
On my VB5... in the past days we got issues with àèìòù and !? in topic's title.....
We have recompiled the utf8 tables...
Now... all ok with the topic's title...
But.... we got a forum called 'Due ruote in più'.... and... at today.... the link of this forum results 'Due ruote in più' and so.... all the links went wrong.
How can I resolve this issue? Force a line in table?Debug? Ideas?
Thanks...
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