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Do you have the appropriate language edition?<br />
I don't know if the English version supports use of other langauges.<br />
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Since a character like that is just an ASCII character you should be able to simply pass it in.<br />
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Is the concern will Crystal or BOE handle the character correctly or how to get it into the string?<br />
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mlmcc
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Do you have the appropriate language edition?
I don't know if the English version supports use of other langauges.

Since a character like that is just an ASCII character you should be able to simply pass it in.

Is the concern will Crystal or BOE handle the character correctly or how to get it into the string?

mlmcc

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Yes the problem is the report ouput isn't correct. We have problem seeing turkish characters. We don't have the appropriate langauge edition as there is no turkish edition.<br />
Thank you<br />

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Yes the problem is the report ouput isn't correct. We have problem seeing turkish characters. We don't have the appropriate langauge edition as there is no turkish edition.
Thank you


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Hello,<br />
We're using BOE 3.1,<br />
how can we pass string parameters that contain other language characters (like é) in &nbsp;opendoc or url reporting from the url?<br />
thank you
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Hello,
We're using BOE 3.1,
how can we pass string parameters that contain other language characters (like é) in  opendoc or url reporting from the url?
thank you

Businessobjects opendoc string parameter character problem

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