well,
after looking closer into that module - I realized that it is indeed insensitive to unicode,
and this is not what we're expecting nowadays.

Maybe you just need to apply for developers and supporters? 

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    For further support join the users mailing
    list(perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net) from the website 
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And better yet - switch to Tcl/Tk GUI - it allows unicode reasonably well.

In reply to Re^3: How to display unicode charset in Win32::GUI? by vkon
in thread How to display unicode charset in Win32::GUI? by Ahmet

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