On 10/27/06, Vincent Snijders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the function GetTextExtentPoint32W always present in win9X version of
windows? Or
will that function be dynamically loaded?
The W functions always exist on win9x versions, even if they are empty
(i.e. no code inside, just a dummy function).
I think I am still missing part of the puzzle. In what way is using
Utf8ToUnicode
better than Utf8ToAnsi? Is it because Utf8ToAnsi only supports one charset at a
time
while with Utf8ToUnicode you can show Arab, Cyrilic, Hebrew, Japanese and Latin
(to
name just a few) characters in one string?
Yes, exactly. Not only one string, but I would say one application.
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Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho
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