At a guess, the message is encoded as utf-8, which means unicode. However,
the font you are using to display the message is not a complete unicode font
(i.e. does not contain a character glyph for every possible unicode
character) so it is possible that some portions of the message are not
displayable. Most of the time, the fonts used on English language versions
of the operating system contain glyphs only for the Latin-1 character set.
In your case, the message only contained characters that your selected font
could display, so you were safe.
As an example, you might have trouble with the following for most default
installations: これは日本語です。This is a mix of hiragana and kanji. If you
install the Japanese language kit, you will be able to see, and print, the
message correctly (and if you can read Japanese, you could read it!).
Eric Hildum
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