On Jan 03, 2007, at 11:04 PM, Carlo Rubini wrote:
I just tested on a windows XP machine the following code:
dim flat, sharp as string
flat = encodings.UTF8.chr(&h266D)
sharp = encodings.UTF8.chr(&h266F)
statictext1.text = "A" + flat + " " + "F" + sharp
But both the flat and sharp strings show an unidentifiable
character (a vertical bar).
Can somebody point out how to modify the above snippet so that I
may get the musical glyphs corresponding to flat (something looking
like a "b") and sharp (something looking like #)?
Could that depend on the font used? In such case, I'd appreciate if
you let me know the font supporting these glyphs.
BTW: On the Mac (OS X) I get the expected glyphs.
Switch the font you are using on Windows to Tahoma
What ever your current System font is does not have a glyph for that
code point
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