Non embedded characters also show up in textarea

Hi - In our custom made fonts, we dont have characters like ®, present. (confirmed it by seeing the font in windows character map). But our text area allows copy pasting such characters into the textarea. We use TLF. Am not sure what font these characters get rendered in, but am pretty confident these are not present in my font.
This is how I generate my font swf.Pls guide me on what wrong am I doing or why are these fonts showing up in TLF? Let me know if you need more details.
package
     import flash.display.Sprite;
     import flash.system.Security;
     import flash.text.Font;
     public class testFont extends Sprite
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Hi - We need to create printed jpeg for the text personalization with indesign and indesign does not render them back as the original font does not have these characters embedded.
Curious to know. it used to work this way correctly with Flash 8/ AS2/ FP8 (i.e allow only embedded characters to be used and does not show non embedded characters) . So how has this changed now with Flex?

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