How to handle czech special character

Hi,
I have a table where i save description for a status code in different languages. I need to save for Czech language. I have changed the language in toolbar in windows. However the sap system is not accepting few characters(although it is accepting others).
E.g- I need to save VYTVOŘENO. When i enter this value in transaction se16 under its corresponding field name , what is see is VYTVO?ENO.
In the same way, when i save ZPRACOVÁNÍ, it accepts the two special characters and i see the exact text.
Can anyone tell me why specific characters are not getting accepted.

Hi,
Please check whether the codepage for Czech language has been installed.
Check with your Basis person.
Regards,
Ankur Parab

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