Farsi Language Support in Visual Basic
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Hi, I am investigating on how Visual Basic 6 could fully support Farsi Characters. I have heard that there are some characters which are not supported. Although I dont know which ones they are. Could anyone help me? SDE
If your OS supports Fasi language, it hase no problem with that. I had used vb6 to write a Farsi Language program. It worked under windows XP quite well and also under windows 98 with right-to-left and Farsi language support. But you may have a little problem when dealing with some controls that do not support right-to-left.
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If your OS supports Fasi language, it hase no problem with that. I had used vb6 to write a Farsi Language program. It worked under windows XP quite well and also under windows 98 with right-to-left and Farsi language support. But you may have a little problem when dealing with some controls that do not support right-to-left.
Hi. Thanks for the response. MOst of the controls I'm using supports Arabic Right-To-Left. However, I am wondering whether there is a difference with Arabic and Farsi support. I guess there are some characters in Farsi which are not supported by Visual Basic 6. Have you heard of this issue? Thank you. SDE
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Hi. Thanks for the response. MOst of the controls I'm using supports Arabic Right-To-Left. However, I am wondering whether there is a difference with Arabic and Farsi support. I guess there are some characters in Farsi which are not supported by Visual Basic 6. Have you heard of this issue? Thank you. SDE
Hi As you may know, there are only 4 characters in Farsi that are not included in Arabic and the other characters are identical. And as I previously mentioned, VB has got nothing to the characters. What you have heard may be because of Arabic fonts used. Yes, there are some Arabic fonts (that do not support the characters related to letters گ چ پ ژ) so it is just related to the fonts you use, and not a matter of VB.
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Hi As you may know, there are only 4 characters in Farsi that are not included in Arabic and the other characters are identical. And as I previously mentioned, VB has got nothing to the characters. What you have heard may be because of Arabic fonts used. Yes, there are some Arabic fonts (that do not support the characters related to letters گ چ پ ژ) so it is just related to the fonts you use, and not a matter of VB.