Change Turkish Characters in IE address bar

I want to link a document in our local area network like this:
http://testsite/a�.doc
IE can not open this link because it has a turkish character.
when I change it to http://testsite/as.doc it is ok.
But I can`t change all of the docs. There are a lot of.
Is there any way to link http://testsite/a�.doc this address.
I tried to change � with (& # 3 5 1 ; ) but it doesn`t work.
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M.Ali

That was a day out of my holiday weekend I'll never get back again. But I found the cause so thought I'd post it in case it happens to someone else. My new Dell has switchable graphics. Don't know much about this but the control app is called Catalyst Control Centre from Radeon Graphics AMD. When this app switches Firefox to using the High Performance setting, the problem happens as described above. Can't type more than one letter or sometimes 4 or 5. Tabs don't work and other odd stuff.
But switch the graphics to Power Saving mode for Firefox and the problem goes away, Firefox works normally. If I can work out how to report this to Radeon/AMD I will but I hope someone in Mozilla community works for them and can do it directly!
Cheerio.

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