Can ims5.2p1 do sieve filter searches with non-ASCII chars?

Particularly, is it possible with the
Subject header line, which is
=?xxx?Q?xxxxx?= or =?xxx?B?xxxxx?= encoded
Resolved the fileinto foldername part, but
now found that seems like ims's sieve filter
cannot do non-ASCII matches... Thanks.

Hi, back! Spent a few hours experimenting and found
that everything is working great (including the creation
of international non-ASCII foldernames) when I used
utf-8 encoding in the sieve filters rules for the
the match strings and the folder names... at least
so far so good... for your ref and sorry for bothering.

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