Code Page Conversion Error

Hi,
I have a problem while downloading a file which is generated by a standard report program. The R/3 server runs on UNIX and the target system for the file download is Windows XP. When i try to download the file an error is displayed - 'Individual characters could not be converted from code page 4102 to Code P.1100'
Also when i see the file contents using the display option, all the characters are non-english characters (>> >>>>>>>>> etc)
Could some one help?
Thanks in advance,
Sandeep Joseph

Hi,
I set a parameter(DCP(Default Code Page)) in the system and gave the value as 4102 and now it works fine. Can anyone tell the reason why it was going wrong?
Thanks,
Sandeep

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