Thank you for your reply. Finally I solved the problem. It was caused by a different versions of Django running on Linux and XP. The procedure how I found that was like this: I checked the imported data in text editor, that had utf8 support. Utf8 was OK. Then on XP I inserted some data, via Django application( the same as on Linux) , into MySQL and after that I exported this data. Again checked in text editor that had utf8 support. I found out that even though the Django applicaton shown the correct characters, the inserted data were not in utf8 coding.So, I copied the Django source files from Linux to XP and problem was solved. Regards, L.
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