The string "¤" is interpreted by the browser as the Markup Language entity for general currency sign, which displays as the character "$". Browsers are tolerant of the exact Markup standards, making it possible to leave out the ";" so Silk Performer has to do likewise. This means that with a string such as "¤tBalance" if you save this string as the content of an html page and view it with Internet Explorer (IE) you will get "$tBalance" - that is exactly what Silk Performer does. However this behavior is just valid for the content of an html page, not for an attribute value in an html tag. There, if the ";" is missing, the entity must at least be followed by a whitespace (as implemented in IE). This only occurred in versions prior to SilkPerformer 5.1.1 (Service Pack One); upgrading will resolve this replay issue as it is more tolerant in regards to using URLs which are built using strings which are also Markup Language Entities. Relevant Links: http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-math-970515/table01.html http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Guide/Advanced.html Old KB# 19254
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