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Unicode Character Rendering in 95/98

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    Eric Crahen
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    I know that somehow you can draw a unicode character from a font that contains the character using the glyph index. MSDN contains a brief article about a tehcnique for mapping the unicode number to a glyph index so it can be rednered using exttextout - however I can not get this technique to work. Can someone please lend a hand and provide a simple example of how to draw a foriegn character on a dc in windows 95/98. Ie can do this, there must be a way

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      I know that somehow you can draw a unicode character from a font that contains the character using the glyph index. MSDN contains a brief article about a tehcnique for mapping the unicode number to a glyph index so it can be rednered using exttextout - however I can not get this technique to work. Can someone please lend a hand and provide a simple example of how to draw a foriegn character on a dc in windows 95/98. Ie can do this, there must be a way

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      You can use ExtTextOut and glyph index to display any glyph in a font; Or you can use TextOutW or ExtTextOutW to display UNICODE string without using glyph index. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0130869856

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