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    hi every one i want to develop a desktop application in hindi language can ny one help me how to achieve this thanks for ur reply in advance

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      hi every one i want to develop a desktop application in hindi language can ny one help me how to achieve this thanks for ur reply in advance

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      The first step is to determine whether your target Operating System versions have Hindi support. The second step is probably to decide whether you just want Hindi output, i.e. Hindi text on the screen or do you want Hindi input, the user enters Hindi text into the application, as well. The second requires more technology than the first. Then you'll probably want to read up on some of the technologies and standard you'll need. Assuming you're using only up to date desktop Windows i.e. XP or Vista you'll probably want to take a look at UNICODE www.unicode.org and then at Microsoft's documentation for UNICODE support in the Win32 API, like DrawText, and possibly at the TSF (Text Services Framework) and at IMEs (Input Method Editors) if you want Hindi input capability. Once you've got a handle on all this then you can do your design. Just be glad you aren't working on WinCE and trying to deal with 16 languages including Chinese and Korean. :laugh:

      Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.

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