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Writing different language into VC6

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    Hi. I want to use text that is not english in the VC6 in some string. I have an English version of VC6 and WIndows XP. I can write in say Chinese or whatever in Word etc because I have the language option set in XP. But in VC, I can not write in anything but English. All other characters come out as ???. Any ideas on who I can do this or if there is anyway for VC6 to support entry of non English char in an English version. THANKS in advance

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      Hi. I want to use text that is not english in the VC6 in some string. I have an English version of VC6 and WIndows XP. I can write in say Chinese or whatever in Word etc because I have the language option set in XP. But in VC, I can not write in anything but English. All other characters come out as ???. Any ideas on who I can do this or if there is anyway for VC6 to support entry of non English char in an English version. THANKS in advance

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      I think you need to compile your software application as UNICODE enabled. Should work that way ...

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