Swedish letters disapears

Swedish letters disapears.
Hi.
I have a nice flash menu that I have used for some time. I
have used some swedish letters that do not show up in the swf-file.
These letter are, "ö" and "ä". The menu items is based on
Actionscript.
The files can be downloaded here:
http://guidelineflyfish.com/flash-menu.html
. I also uses this menu in norwegian and the letter, "æ",
"ø" and "å" works fine.
The swedish letters "ö" and "ä" was working for me
a year ago and then I was using Flash MX 2004 Professional an Mac
OSX 10.3.9
Now I use Flash 8 and Mac OSC 10.4.5.
I have tried Flash MX 2004 Professional an Mac OSX 10.3.9 on
my other HD, but the same problem apears.
I have tried to change the keyboard to swedish in the Control
Panel, but that did not help.
Someone that can help me?
Hope you understand my poor english.
Best Regards
Tom Løkka

laksen wrote:
> Swedish letters disapears.
>
> Hi.
> I have a nice flash menu that I have used for some time.
I have used some
> swedish letters that do not show up in the swf-file.
These letter are, "?" and
> "?". The menu items is based on Actionscript.
>
those letters do not show up here either.
To make characters like that show up in Flash, you need to
use Unicode.
http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_15412
http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_16275
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