Importing txt in flash 8, problems with special caracters

i am having a problem when importing a txt file into my swf.
When publishing it in flash player 5 the special caracters (in this
case another language) the caracters display just fine, but when
publishing in flash 8 they all transform into weird boxes.
Anybody, any sugestions???
thanks a lot

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