French special characters and navigateToURL problem

I'm trying to pass accented French characters into an email using the code below, strangely the ' character comes through Ok, but the é comes through as È, does anyone know why? Thanks!
body ="J%27ai d%E9couvert ce site et j%27ai pens%E9 qu%27il pourrait vous int%E9resser :"];
var request:URLRequest = new URLRequest("mailto:"+ testEmail + "?subject=" + testSubject + "&body="+ body);
navigateToURL(request, "_self");

This is because you are using the wrong database character set
for storing your data . In the 7-bit ASCII encoding scheme, c or
other non 7-bit data do not exist.
Java can not handle the conversion of invalid characters inside
your database , because it does not know what they are. What you
need to do is to change your database character set to match the
encoding of the data inside your database.
Please check out the Character set migration paper on the
Globalization Support Home page.

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