Thorsten Froehlich wrote:
> From this it is trivial to see an example of the currect use:
>     #declare foostr = "\u3061\u3087\u3073\u3064\u30C4";
> Very clear and very simple...

Two things:
1) #read apparently didn't have a problem reading it because I get the
    same output having swapped the data in the file with strings inside
    the .inc file that uses it
2) did you get the result i specified in my post, namely some japanese
    characters?  i do see that there are some unicode characters in the
    string (an e with cedilla being the first), but it is not japanese
    characters, which is what they should be, because that is what those
    unicode character codes specify.

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