Payment in GB2312 chinese characters

Hi All,
My requirement is ECC 6.0 system is unicode chinese character system. So in this If I run a payment, it should be downloaded as File in GB2312 chinese charater format.
I know how to generate payment. So please provide help to download in the required format.
Hoping for good reply.
Regards,
Prakash

Hi Prakash,
The answer I gave you is valid for PME formats, for the "classical" (old) programs I do not know where the settings can be. 
Please, check the OSS note 628299, in fact there are few relevant notes for your issue.
Thanks,
Paulo
Edited by: Paulo Vitoriano on Aug 5, 2009 12:20 PM

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