Unicode encoding

Hi,
We have a Non-Unicode System,Single Code Page configuration
TCPDB: Database code pages
1100 SAP internal, like ISO 8859-1 (00697/00819)
We have the processor architecture Big Endian 4102
Oracle DB NLS_CHARACTERSET WE8DEC
What Unicode encoding will be using in this scenario?
(UTF-8/CESU-8/UTF-16/UCS-2/UCS-4)?
Regards,
Etsg

You can try this:
Quit Mail, open Terminal and type:
defaults write com.apple.mail NSPreferredMailCharset "UTF-8"
Normally using a macron or any diacritics beyond what are in French and German should probably change you messages to UTF-8 automatically.

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