your stupid little boxes are characters windows can't understand.
by the looks of the stupid little boxes in a *nix environment they're either linefeed or return characters. I can't remember which one windows does use.

basically at the end of every line you get this in windows
linefeed (or return depending on which one it uses which I can't remember)

in *nix you get
linefeed return

you have 3 options.
1. remove the unprintable characters (the --trace will show you what hex character they represent and you should be able to find something that will allow you to search & replace hex characters)

2. remove them by hand. highlight and push enter in your favorite text editor.

3. ignore them. from the looks of the page you were downloading none of the stupid little boxes actually appear in the data. only in the javascript. it just means the source of wotever you're ownloading will look ugly (but considering most websites you download have ugly source anyway its not too much of a problem. computers don't care what the source looks like, only that its valid).

>>> calendar_at_ziarek.com 4/02/03 8:15:38 am >>>
I've run the --trace and attached a sample of the output. It is almost
funny, but the stupid little boxes are still there.

If you have any other ideas, I'd love to hear them, but I understand my
problem can't become your full time job :)

Thanks,

Nate

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