Be careful with :
>> On Windows, you can just use WideCharToMultiByte and MultiByteToWideChar
to
map the text between Unicode and the codepage specified in the file. <<
You still have to have the code page (the .nls file) installed for the
MultiByte code page in order for the conversion to work. The default
conversion is to the code page of the display device (typically CP1252 for
Western European systems), and, if the code page does not support the
character, a call to the above will physically replace your character with
the substitution character (? for 1252 systems).
Thanks,
~Addison
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