>You know about SYS(987,.T.) in VFP 9, right? It will map ANSI to Unicode and vice versa for SQL Passthrough and remote SQL connections. So as long as you can represent the captured Unicode input as ANSI text you'll be Ok (IOW, if the the character set you're running VFP in can represent the entered characters).
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>Unicode usage generally only makes sense if you need to display/edit multiple different character sets simultaneously.
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>+++ Rick ---

I want to be able to type in any language. The form I am working on represents available languages for the Kiosk interface. I don't want to apply any restrictions.

In any case, I found that MS Forms 2 Textbox can display any language (anything I tried so far, at least). Now I just need to figure out how to properly capture its value.

Also, I tried using this setting, but I don't see any change in the behavior.