when I play alt0130 I get ‚
when I play alt0131 I get ƒ
when I play alt0132 I get „
when I play alt0133 I get …
when I play alt0134 I get †
when I play alt0135 I get ‡
when I play alt0136 I get ˆ
when I play alt0137 I get ‰
when I play alt0138 I get Š
when I play alt0139 I get ‹
when I play alt0140 I get Œ
when I play alt0142 I get Ž
when I play alt0147 I get “
when I play alt0148 I get ”
when I play alt0149 I get •
when I play alt0150 I get –
when I play alt0151 I get —
when I play alt0153 I get —
when I play alt0154 I get š
when I play alt0155 I get ›
when I play alt0158 I get ž
when I play alt0159 I get Ÿ
In mirc 6.35, each one of those look like this , a small black square. This is really messing up the popups we make for mirc.

alt0197 Å changes to a strange character I haven't seen before. Like the characters I have pasted above.

example
/say 1,1   #Mirc_Rainbow   0.: *    .        .      .   
/say 0,1    .: *                .       .1§her^ 1/23/99 
/say 15,1       15  0 .   *    .          .: *    15         
/say 15,1      15(1,14()15,1)                           15(1,14()15,1)      
/say 15,1     15(1,14(())15,1)  15            0.      15    15(1,14(())15,1)     
/say 15,1    15(1,14((()))15,1)15,1(1,14()15,1)     0.         15(1,14()15,1)15(1,14((()))15,1)    
/say 15,1   15(1,14(((())))15)1,14())15,1) 15          15  15,1(1,14(()15(1,14(((())))15,1)   
/say 1,1     1,14¯¯1,15¯¯1,0¯¯1,14((()))15,1)1,14(15,1)   4¸   15(1,14)15,1(1,14((()))1,14¯¯1,15¯¯1,0¯¯1,1     
/say 4,1   ¸ 1,14  1,15ÏÏ1,0  15,1 1,14¯1,15¯¯1,0¯15,1(1,14(()15,1)15,1  Å  15(1,14(()15,1)1,14¯1,15¯¯1,0¯15,1 1,14  1,15ÏÏ1,0  4,1 ¸   
/say 15,1  15 Å 1,14  1,15  1,0  15,1 1,14 1,15ÏÏ1,0 15,1 1,14¯1,15¯1,0¯1,15Ï‚Ï Ï‚Ï1,14¯1,15¯1,0¯15,1 1,14 1,15ÏÏ1,0 15,1 1,14  1,15  1,0  15,1 Å   
/say 1,1  1,15ϬÏ1,14  1,15  1,0  1,15Ï1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15Ï1,14 1,15Ï1,0 1,15¬Ï¬Ï¬Ï¬1,14 1,15Ï1,0 1,15Ï1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15Ï1,14  1,15  1,0  1,15ϬÏ1,1  
/say 3,1 (1,15Ï‚Ï1,14  1,15  1,0  1,15‚1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15‚1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15Ï‚Ï Ï‚Ï1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15‚1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15‚1,14  1,15  1,0  1,15Ï‚Ï3,1) 
/say 9,1(3(1,15ϬÏ1,14  1,15__1,0  1,15Ï1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15Ï1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15¬Ï¬Ï¬Ï¬1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15Ï1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15Ï1,14  1,15__1,0  1,15ϬÏ3,1)9)
/say 3,1(9)1,15Ï‚Ï1,14  15,1ÏÏ1,0  1,15‚1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15‚1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15Ï‚Ï5,1 1,15Ï‚Ï1,14 1,15 1,0 1,15‚1,14 1,15  1,0 1,15‚1,14  15,1ÏÏ1,0  1,15Ï‚Ï9,1(3)
/say 3,3     1¯¯15¯¯1¯¯ ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯;1,14=====1,3;¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ¯¯15¯¯1¯¯     

I hope you can understand what I am trying to explain.

mIRC 7.1 is fully unicode, unlike 6.35. This means that mIRC no longer uses codepages. Look around the various forums for explanations of exactly what this entails (like this very detailed guide), but basically, you need to re-type your special characters based on their UNICODE CODEPOINT rather than the windows codepage value.

You can see a list of unicode codepoints (at least in the BMP) here. You will want to use $chr(N) where N is the unicode codepoint (in decimal, not hex).

If this is about using 7.1 scripts in 6.35, you will not be able to unless you also re-convert the characters, which might be the problem you're having.

Perhaps you can be more specific about your issue?

thank you very much for answering

were trying to use popups from mirc 6.35 with mirc 7.1 and they wont work