Can I pass Chinese characters in a queue (Do queues support Unicode)?

I am aware that there are a number of tools to allow the use of Chinese characters within LabVIEW. I have successfully built an application where I am able to switch between English and Chinese so that all screen text, buttons, multi-column list boxes etc etc are updated correctly.
However, I do all my event logging using queues. When I dequeue the an item, I want to write it out to a log file (i.e. a ".txt" file) but the resulting file contains rubbish instead of the Chinese characters.
As an experiment, I created a simple VI that reads an array of Chinese text and writes it to a text file and this works fine. But, as I say, if I try doing this using queues, I just just get rubbish.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
Lee
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Hi Steve
I've tried to replicate my situation but now I get a different outcome. It seems that I am now getting Chinese characters in my text file. However, you'll see from my code that I'm trying to Tab seperate each item (Date, Time and Message) but this doesn't seem to be working. Likewise, I want to end each line with a Carriage Return but that doesn't seem to be working either.
I think I'm going to have to take it on the chin that something I'm doing in my "real" application is preventing me from seeing the Chinese characters in my log file.
I've attached the sample VI along with a sample logfile from my "real" application so you can see what I'm getting.
I can't really see what I've done different between my sample VI and my application. The only real difference is to do with the Byte Order Mark. In my application I've tried the following :-
Inserting this once at the beginning of the entire log file
Inserting it once at the start of each line of the log file
Inserting it before each piece of text excluding the date and time
Inserting it before every message item including the Tabs and Carriage Returns
None of the above produce anything I can use.
Thanks for responding so quickly.
Cheers
Lee
Attachments:
Sample Chinese Queue.vi ‏37 KB
120125-16-15-59.txt ‏1 KB

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errmsg_username_exist=\u60A8\u7684\u540D\u5B57\u5DF2\u7D93\u88AB\u4ED6\u4EBA\u4F7F\u7528!
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