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« on: 2004-02-27, 19:47:00 »

Posted by: Eliaso51
         
Using SBL in VB with a regular textbox works OK, but with a Rich Text Control  chr(224) instead of displaying an aleph display something strange while in the regular textbox display an aleph, any idea?
 
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« Reply #1 on: 2004-02-27, 22:58:00 »

Posted by: Ken Penner
         
Eliaso51 asked: "Using SBL in VB with a regular textbox works OK, but with a
Rich Text Control  chr(224) instead of displaying an aleph display something
strange while in the regular textbox display an aleph, any idea?"

What version of VB are you using? In version 6 or earlier, you can set the
"codepage/character set/font script" of the standard controls because they
use 8-bit characters, but the Richtext control is not affected by this
setting because it can display all Unicode characters, no matter the
codepage. Paste an Aleph into the RTF box, and you will see that the TextRTF
property has lang1037 for Hebrew and 'e0 for Aleph. Now that I think of
it, the same might be true even for VB.NET.

Ken Penner, Ph.D. (cand.), McMaster University
Hebrew vocabulary software: http://s91279732.onlinehome.us/flash or
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/flash_pro/join


         
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