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"Christian Sommerhuber" <Christian.Sommerhuber@skf.com> wrote in message
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> I've read the thread "Unicode? Help!" and followed the instructions.
However
> when trying to output a widechar with
> ...
> I always just get a question mark plotted. The next I tried was
>
> CONCLUSION: does Borland C++ builder not support the output of UNICODE
> characters or do I do something wrong or do I need to do something in
> addition?
>

I am having the same problem.. and I have posted questions on numerous
forums on the web, without any response. I came accross several questions
along a similar line. If anyone at Borland could help us out with this (do
they actually read these forums?) I'm sure many people would appreciate it.
Maybe someone can write an FAQ or simple tutorial for getting Unicode onto
the screen?

I have been working on this for a long time time, and just can't find any
answers :( and I really don't want to switch to Visual Studio.

Another thing my boss wan't my program to do is to allow cut & paste of ANY
language to an edit box. This can be seen with IE6, where you can cut text
from any webpage, and paste it to the URL bar. Even multiple languages on
the same line, I have tried Korean, Trad Chineese, Simp Chineese and
Japanese, all one-afert-another on the same line, and it works. How can I
make my program to do the same?

If anyone can help, it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,

        Steph Reed