Email can not display Extended Ascii Characters

Hi every One,
In my Project there is a One option in that i can send Product Information as well as Customer Address to specify Email id , In Customer Address Have some Ascii Characters .After Sending a Mail when i Check Email that Ascii Character replace by ? .
I am trying that one , still i dont know where is Going wrong, Please any one Know Regading this Problem let me Know
with Regards
Asif

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