Yep
& did not make me think of ampersand.
i was thinking amplifier and wondering.
A strange bit of word processing.
& did not make me think of ampersand.
i was thinking amplifier and wondering.
A strange bit of word processing.
To wit: https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/should-manufacturers-provide-circuit-schematics-parts-list I tried to edit the title to remove the “&” without any luck.(It includes the coded “&” in the Forum listing.) |
It’s not a typo; it is an artifact of how the page is encoded and how the browser interprets the coding. "&" (without the quotes) is html notation for an ampersand. Depending on how the site encodes the page, and I believe also depending on what browser (and what revision of the browser) is being used, the result may be that "&" appears when the page is viewed, rather than "&" which is what the poster wrote. Regards, -- Al |
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