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Jkr, im talking about when Asking a question. I wasn't able to find the MFC section in the Topic Selector.<br />
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Although I won't be testing the solution as we have decided to just convert the project to Unicode. The suggested methods look sound.
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Jkr, im talking about when Asking a question. I wasn't able to find the MFC section in the Topic Selector.

Although I won't be testing the solution as we have decided to just convert the project to Unicode. The suggested methods look sound.

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How do I display a Unicode string in a CStatic Control in MFC when the project has to compile with the Multi-byte Char Set.<br />
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Alternatively, can changing the language of windows or some other method give me the correct character set?<br />
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Also, can some please tell me where the MFC section is listed in the Topic selector? I know it's listed as being in Programming-&gt;System Programming-&gt;Win OS Dev-&gt;MFC. But 'System Programming' does not show up in the Topic Selector.
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How do I display a Unicode string in a CStatic Control in MFC when the project has to compile with the Multi-byte Char Set.

Alternatively, can changing the language of windows or some other method give me the correct character set?


Also, can some please tell me where the MFC section is listed in the Topic selector? I know it's listed as being in Programming->System Programming->Win OS Dev->MFC. But 'System Programming' does not show up in the Topic Selector.

Unicode String with CStatic using Multi-byte Charset in MFC

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