Matt,
We did a similar project for printing reports in VFP with Chinese characters a few years ago. I can confirm that you will only be able display Chinese characters on a PC running Chinese Windows (earlier than W2K).
Ali's comment is worth a try since we did not try running it on W2K.
Your customer will have to run some Chinese emulation software like, WinChin, to display Chinese characters on a non-Chinese Windows PC.
Cheers
>Hi Sergey,
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>Hmm, that appears to be right - we have a pc here running Chinese Windows 98 and we can display the Chinese data properly on it. Running the same report against the same data on non-Chinese windows doesn't display properly.
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>This is a problem for us, because the VFP program will actually be a COM server producing PDF reports, and the customer already has a non-Chinese version of Windows installed on his server.
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>Best.
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>Matt.
>>According to VFP help, you've to run Chinese version of Windows in order to use DBCS. See Application Creation with Double-Byte Character Sets in the help for details.
Sanjay Kapoor
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