>Some junk characters are written out after transformation while using
>UTF-16 encoding.
>...
>After this the result which I get carries 2 junk charcters ("��<")
>before the actual expected stuff.I believe that the output has the correct bytes, but whatever you're using to display the output is displaying the junk. It may not know how to handle "real" UTF-16. We see those same two characters often when using a non-UTF-16-aware display tool. .................David Marston
