Re: UTF-8

>Yes, isn't this also the case with Unicode data? When you mentioned that
>before I asked how to fix it and nobody could tell me... There was mention
>of using a Unicode font, but that was many megabytes in size as I recall.
>
>Suggestions?

Yes, you are right.
I am doing a test with Arial Unicode MS
/Later JMP

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Arial Unicode MS – 51,180 glyphs in version 0.86
This font file is around 23.0 MB, and using it can slow down your computer.
Platforms: Windows
Unicode ranges: Basic Latin; Latin-1 Supplement; Latin Extended-A; Latin
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