PythonWin and Norwegian characters.

[Syver Enstad]

>you may prefer the results.
Great, that did the trick.

 PythonWin 132 (its always a good idea to mention the version number when
> reporting a problem) uses code page 65001 which is UTF-8, as do recent
> versions of IDLE.

I'm using Pyhon ver. 1.5.2 and win32all 132. I didn't experience the problem
with IDLE.

Thank you very much, for a moment I thought I had to use IDLE instead of
PythonWin. While IDLE is cool, PythonWin has a couple of features I really
like, and feel a bit crippled without.