International Charaters

I have a problem with special Slavic (CE) and German charaters.
On the first ASP page I have a FORM (user data...address...) that is posted to other ASP page.
Data is then collected with request.form(item), and then it is written into a DB. Well the problem is that special langauge specific charaters are tranformed into boxes or some other charaters.
I tried the response write to see if it is a problem with the DB part, but it isn't.
Anyway does anyone have a working solution, since I can't find any on the web. I experimentd with codepage and charset, but with no results. Also I tried to post the data to email script - there problem is there.

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