LoadVars and Acented Characters

Hi when I try to load a txt file with name/value pairs, The
accented charaters do not appear.
For example: $Local=José
The
é character is not loaded properly. What can I do?
See attached code

Sorry, I already have the ampersand:
&$Printer=0&$Local=José (this ia a 2 parameter
example)
But the
é character is not read by the LoadVars load
function

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