Some characters will cause mIRC to not use UTF-8 when displaying text. That's most likely your problem. You can use $utfencode() around the character(s) that are causing the problem or just not include those in the output. Note that the actual unicode characters are NOT what you want to use $utfencode on. It would be something like « or ». If those are in a line with unicode, the unicode will not display properly unless you use $utfencode on those characters.
Humm naa it can´t be that... see this
echo -s %noticia <-- It works correctly
echo -s $+( [, %pnum, ]) %noticia <-- It works correctly
echo -s Notícia $+( [, %pnum, ]) %noticia <-- It
Not Works correctly
echo -s Noticia $+( [, %pnum, ]) %noticia <-- It works correctly
If you noted the last one and the one before the last one the only diference it´s the í chaged to i...
It´s a bug... know i have certainf off that
Thanks any way
