You won't have any problems with this.. but just a warning for the future.  There is an `-Encoding` switch you can use to ensure `UTF8` or `ASCII` for instance.  IIRC, the default is `UCS2` which is *usually* fine on Windows.  Should you ever write a config files that needs to be read by languages like Python or Ruby, beware.  I've been hit by that a few times.