🚀 go-pugleaf

> > Btw, do you handle Charset settings for Polish language?
>
> I have been using default charset. There is also a charset named "East
> Europe", but I wasn't sure if it supports Polish.

You for sure must set this to East Europe because under English locale the
default charset will map to English and won't be able to display Polish
chars.

> Unfortunately, polish chars in my application don't appear only on
> controls. They are also used in dialog boxes and .rtf files that I load
> into TRichEdit control.

You won't be able to see them unless your Win98 OS support them.

>
> > Could you please elaborate this?
>
> I tried to change everything possible to switch to English in system's
> settings and consequently emulate app's behavior on Windows 98. Icon
> showing on a language toolbar indicated 'EN'. However, when I started my
> app, the icon switched to 'PL', as if Polish language of the app was
> detected. It looked like my application was seen as one with polish
> characters by the system, nevertheless characters were incorrectly
> interpreted.

It looks like Version Info resource of your project includes only entry for
Polish locale. You can check this in Project Options.

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