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That is possible, of course without any way to know what was in the original it's hard to say what it could have been.
Also see
http://bobsguides.com/convert-db-utf8.html for another common cause of character set problems.
This looks very much like an encoding Problem. I doubt that it could be caused by changing the .htaccess file alone.
But try to add the followiong line into the new .htaccess file:
replace the encoding by the Encoding your page was setup with.
MODX sets the encoding header by itself, so I think that this change will have no effect. But you could try.
You could also have a look at the following configuration settings, they are all related to language and encoding:
- cultureKey
- fe_editor_lang
- locale
- manager_lang_attribute
- manager_language
- use_multibyte
- modx_charset
- mail_charset
MODX Rocks I am so glad that I have found it.