Yes, this is fixed in the latest code. We didn't realize that LoadStringW()
doesn't work on 98. So we went down to the direct loading of string list
resources in the latest code, so it should work now. Unfortunately, this
was not discovered until after the 1.1.0/3.1.0 release went out. Sorry
about that.
Its pretty wierd that LoadStringW() which is just loading Unicode data
(which is how the resource strings are stored anyway, even on 98 and
doesn't require any transcoding services) wouldn't work. But, it doesn't.
The new lower level code works the same for both NT and 98 and will for
2000 as well.
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Dean Roddey
Software Weenie
IBM Center for Java Technology - Silicon Valley
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Subject: Error message are garbaged up on 98
I have an MFC app that parse files, prints the errors in a list, when the
user clicks on the error it scrolls to the location in the XML and the
user can edit. The problem is the latest Xerces the error messages
returned when running under Windows 98 are garbaged up. The same
application running under NT works fine.
Tim
