Gujarati unicode font encoding problem in E-63

I can´t read e-mails containing Gujarati Unicode Font in my E-63 even if I have selected Unicode for encoding. The same mail is easily rea dable in 6303i classic.Wat changes shud I do in my E-63 to enable for gujarati unicode font?

Dear gujarati, Written below is the sample of "Shruti" Gujarati Unicode fonts: આ ફોન્ટ ’શ્રુતિ‘ યુનિકોડ ફોન્ટ છે.જે હું મારા નોકિયા E-63માં ઉકેલી શક્તો નથી. અક્ષરને બદલે માત્ર લંબચોરસ ચોકઠા જ દેખાય છે.આપનો ખૂબ આભાર. Thanks.

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