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Have a Ms Sql server 2005 with a set of db's for Danish ERP users and another set of db's for Lithuanian ERP users.<br />
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The ERP application is called Visma.<br />
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Have two Win2k3 terminal servers and want both servers to serve both Danish and Lithuanian users.<br />
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But to correctly display and handle the special characters for Lithuania I need to set the Non-Unicode setting to Lithuania. That is done in Control Panel / Regional Settings / Advanced<br />
Then it works great for the lithuanian users, but the Danish special characters doesnt work well.<br />
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If I then change the non-unicode setting in Control Panel to Danish then I have the opposite result.<br />
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How can I have the terminal servers to work for both danish and lithuanian special characters?
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Have a Ms Sql server 2005 with a set of db's for Danish ERP users and another set of db's for Lithuanian ERP users.

The ERP application is called Visma.

Have two Win2k3 terminal servers and want both servers to serve both Danish and Lithuanian users.

But to correctly display and handle the special characters for Lithuania I need to set the Non-Unicode setting to Lithuania. That is done in Control Panel / Regional Settings / Advanced
Then it works great for the lithuanian users, but the Danish special characters doesnt work well.

If I then change the non-unicode setting in Control Panel to Danish then I have the opposite result.

How can I have the terminal servers to work for both danish and lithuanian special characters?

Special characters for Danish and Lithuanian on terminal servers

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