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04-20-2016 10:16 AM
04-20-2016 10:16 AM
Use of Special Characters
In general, use of special characters like @ # % ^ & * + | / = \ is fine for posts and replies, and for comments on blogs, but there are a few places that they can have unexpected results. In your profile, some of the fields under the heading "Personal Information" are displayed on other pages, depending upon the security settings for the pages. If you decide to use a biography or signature on your posts, special characters may be converted over to HTML equivalents, and some browser settings will not render them correctly. WIth this in mind, we recommend that you not use special characters in your personal profile information fields.
Thanks,
Warren_Admin, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Community Manager
Any personal opinions expressed are mine, and should not be interpreted as official statements on behalf of Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Thanks,
Warren_Admin
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09-23-2017 01:40 PM
09-23-2017 01:40 PM
Re: Use of Special Characters
Thank you for reminding this facts. Actually, I used this special characters earlier in my signatures.
with regards
thanks a lot
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02-25-2019 04:58 AM - last edited on 08-04-2020 07:35 AM by Parvez_Admin
02-25-2019 04:58 AM - last edited on 08-04-2020 07:35 AM by Parvez_Admin
Re: Use of Special Characters
Thanks for sharing this amazing information. This will help me to use special character.
Regards,
Thanks a lot