Murray,

I found the problem - this is what DreamweaverCS3 places at the top of the
page: <meta http-equiv="-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

I removed the semicolon from after the "text/html; and replaced it with a
quotation mark ("). I also placed a quotation mark (") in front of utf-8"
Now the line of code looks like this.

<meta http-equiv="-Type" content="text/html" charset="utf-8" /> THIS FIXED
THE PROBLEM.

DREAMWEAVER, however, has placed this same code on all of the "layout" pages
from New Documents. The problem has not shown up in any of my .php pages but
I'm going to change the code on those pages anyway.

I thought I solved the problem however W3C did not accept my solution as
valid. So, I changed the code back to Dreamweaver's and reloaded the page to
my host server. The A with it's ^ has not come back. YET! But, I did get rid
of it for now.