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Vim shows strange characters <91>,<92>

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Problem

While using Vim over SSH I copied some content from a webpage to my SSH/Vim session and got the following result: Apparently and stand for but how can I search and replace this stuff? And what does that / mean? How is this encoded because / in ASCII mean and ?

Error Output

SIZE=`df -h|grep $DISC|awk <91>{print $2}<92>`

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Fix for: Vim shows strange characters <91>,<92>

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91 and 92 are the hex codes for open and close curly apostrophe (single quote) in the MS Windows default version of the latin1/ISO-8859-1 encoding, which is more specifically called cp1252/Windows-1252 (where cp stands for code page). These characte…

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