On 06/12/2002 12:24:22 AM "Frank Wang" wrote:
>From a Windows 95(GB version) station I created a new folder in a Windows
>2000 pro(English version), then I take a look at the new folder in the
Win2k
>computer, I can read the "New Folder" in Chinese, is the name in Unicode?
if
>yes, is it safe to say that CWin95 uses unicode in the folder names?
The name on the Win2K machine is in Unicode, but that does not mean that
the CWin95 machine uses Unicode when creating filenames. It means that
Win2K knows how to convert from CP950 (or whatever) to Unicode.
- Peter
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Peter Constable
Non-Roman Script Initiative, SIL International
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