Re: How can I use symbols in Visual Basic 6.0 pro ?

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From: Eric Paillet
Date: Sun, 07 Nov 1999 00:00

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Marc Vandenbussche wrote in message <8035h9$2c16$1@buty.wanadoo.nl>...
>Dear,
>
>You see I tray to integrate symbols in my VB 6.0 code. It do'nt work.

Search the corresponding ASCII code (for example decimal 136 in the Symbol
Font for one of the arrows), then set the font of your control to Symbol and
write something like this:

label1.caption=chr$(136)

The arrow symbol should now appear in the label control. You can find the
ASCII codes in the "Character map" utility included with windows.

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