Ok thanks! I will definitely be using that user_save function. However, wouldn't this encoding problem be solved if I were to change the email from within the Drupal system it would be set correctly. Yet, I've changed emails in this manner and it still doesn't send it. Or does it remain the same encoding as before?
Thanks, regardless I'm going to check up on the utf8-unicode-ci.
Ah, MySql-3 and MySql-5 handle the strings differently. Make sure all your string columns are utf8-unicode-ci. Make sure you save the strings as utf8 encoded. You might wish to study or even use the user_save[1] function for your scripts.
[1] http://api.drupal.org/api/function/user_save/5
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