No links to give, just a note to warn you
that VB itself converts text that it puts into the RichEdit control from Unicode
when it assigns the text.
Technically the control supports Unicode
since its interfaces are Unicode. but this conversion does limit the text that
can be supported.
This makes it impossible through supported
means to support any characters not on the default system code page when you are
using VB6 (a limitation that has been addressed in VB.Net).
MichKa
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- how to display Unicode nandu patil
- Michael \(michka\) Kaplan