e-mailing Unicode

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Dear all,

I have just subscribed and hope you can help shed some light...

I am trying to develop a MS Office 2000 application for e-mailing Unicode throughout Europe in
all available languages and alphabets including Extended Latin, Greek
and Cyrillic character sets. I'm aware that Office2000 supports Unicode and I believe that
Arial Unicode MS is the most comprehensive character set, but when
I mail this, I lose certain characters depending on the route I choose
to send files. Do you know of any "bullet-proof" ways to both send and
receive Unicode text files (in Excel, Word and Access), as e-mail
attachments, without the danger of loss or corruption of characters?

Regards

Craig Cameron

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