Um, the first thing you want to do maybe is go to Asia or something. Um, everybody, do Asian versions of VB use Unicode?
I know they can handle double byte characters because VB as a standard comes with "hiraganize" and "katakanize" functions.
Once I tried to get around this when I was trying to get Asian text to show up right. I don't know if it worked. If you want details, mail me and you get a free clock program.
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> Dear unicode.org
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> I am Fazakas Lehel from Klausenburg, Romania. I have to write a multilanguage
>code in Visual Basic for Windows 95/98 operating systems. My problem is that
>Unicode is not supported by that systems. When I read the contents of a TextBox
>control and try to write in a database (Access 2000) or display in a message
>box, the characters are represented only in ASCII codes. Please help, what can
>I do to.
>
> Yours truly, Lehel
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