Hi!

>Andrus, the UTF-8 encoding of Ü (in Western or Baltic code pages) is 0hC39C. I would guess that you're reencoding a UTF-8 chain into UTF-8 again, somewhere in your code.
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>A side note: the question marks that appear as result of your STRCONV() come from you trying to display the UNICODE characters 쎃 (0hC383) and 슖 (0hC29C). VFP will never be able to display them, unless you use a UNICODE capable control. When you STRCONV(X, 10) you're saying that you have an X UNICODE binary string in the first place. That does not seems to be the case.

Conversion from UTF-8 using

STRCONV(CHR(0xc3)+CHR(0x83)+ CHR(0xc2)+CHR(0x9c) ,11, 1257, 1)

Returns question mark.
Result should be Ü character, single byte 0xDC. Those 4 bytes per character are returned in WinHttpRequest.ResponseText. How to get 0xDC result ?