PDF+ problems displaying foreign characters

I am opening PDF files from a Swedish newspaper in PDF+ application, but the Swedish local vowel variations (åäöÅÄÖ) are not displayed - instead they appear as rectangular boxes with an X inside.
Reading on the PDF+ site, they say that for Japanese characters to be mapped properly, you need to extend the amount of pre-installed fonts - but for these characters, all part of the usual Latin1 character set this problem shouldn't occur?
Anyone encountered any problems with "foreign" PDFs in PDF+?

I did not come across this problem cos.. I cant open a PDF file on my E51. Just now opened a new thread for help.

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