Strange characters displayed in xcelisus

Dear Experts ,
While loading data into xcelsius using universe Query , the arabic data is displayed as strange characters .
could anyone tell me how to get the data as it's in arabic format ??!!

Hi,
have all the necessary code pages been installed on the client and BW box ?
Ingo

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