Crazy Letters Appeared on E Mail

No, but I'm curious about it, too.

A pretty simple explanation.

At some point all the " were changed to ” .

Whatever you wrote the email in doesn't write characters the same way the person recieving them reads them. I've seen a lot of strange substitutions in transferring text from one program to another. It usually involves special characters outside the alphabet.

Oh, it looks like the 3 dots after facilitator was changed as well to ….

i see that on some lyric sites, the copied lyrics have symbols like that in place of certain punctuation, usually commas

I have not heard from her yet. Did she get the letters normally, or did the letters only change when she replied to me?

Most likely one of you is using Rich Text or other text formatting in your eMail, the other isn't. Whatchya got going on there is what happens when an email's text is composed/saved in an text editor using formatted text, then opened by an email client which does not recognize the formatting; the "strange characters" you see are the characters called for in simple ASCII format - the reader you're using does not respond to the format coding (font, size, color, bold, italic, underline, placement/orientation, etc), it renders the format coding as characters.

Timber- I am using rich text- (Hey, anyone who writes in color has to use rich text :wink: ). The woman that I sent the E Mail to was on AOL. I know nothing about AOL, and how their E Mails work.

Oh, thanks again.