IIRC, the thing is: GWT generates UTF-8 files, and if your host page isn't UTF-8-encoded too you *might* experience weird rendering of characters that are not in the lowest common denominator (generally non-ASCII chars). It could be as easy as transcoding the generated files to the encoding of your choice (the one of the host page). This is only from memory, and untested as I use UTF-8 for everything (not just in GWT).
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