The IMulitlanguage Interface on Win32 systems is a little-known COM object that provides a variety of language and conversion utilities that both supplements and extends standard Win32 Unicode and code page support. Developed originally to provide browser and web server features, currently dozens of methods are available ranging from language and code page detection to conversions between Unicode and code pages. Many of these are not otherwise supported on Win32 systems and include Asian EUC, ISCII, and the 'missing' UTF-7/8 conversions. In this presentation we discuss the supported interfaces, show how to gain access from Windows, Java, VB, and ASP and illustrate their uses in sample programs and in some well-known office applications.