Good evening, I am running into a wierd bump with some older code of mine. What the following code does is behave as a proxy on a website changing minor things. The problem it runs into is left and right double quotes which appear on certain websites. When it spits them out it isnt the same; 
#!/usr/bin/perl 
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI;
binmode(STDOUT,":utf8"); #it doesnt print right with it here or not
my $t=qq(<img border="0px"  src="http://server.com/T.png" alt="T.png" 
+/>);
my $req = CGI->new();
use LWP::Simple;
my $content= get($req->param('go'));
$content=~s|<div id="jump-to-nav">.*?</div>||g;
$content=~s|<div class="printfooter".*|</body></html>|msg;
$content=~s|"(/tmpwiki/phase3)|"http://server.com$1|g;
$content=~s|<head>.*</head>|<head><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" cont
+ent="text/html;charset=utf-8" /><title>BTT</title></head>|msg;
$content=~s|(\<img)|$1 border="0px" |msg;
$content=~s|BTT400:||;
$content=~s|$t.*?$t||msg;
if ($req->param("f")){
print "Content-type: application/x-download\nContent-Disposition:attac
+hment;filename=\"Business Requirement.doc\"\n\n".$content;
}else{print $req->header().$content;}

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In reply to Unicode With LWP by zer

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