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How to insert a Unicode character into a string?
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02-06-2013 01:06 PM
Hi!
I need to insert a registered brand character (®) into a string for a product model using code ("Model Name ®"). How do you handle Unicode in VB .NET?
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Re: How to insert a Unicode character into a string?
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02-07-2013 12:38 AM in reply to:
kike55
Hi,
imho you don't need any special things to do, just copy the character to your VB.NET code (from word or from any software that shows the symbol you want) and use it then.
For a text-object in AutoCAD that means then that it has to use a style that is set to a TTF.
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02-07-2013 04:41 AM in reply to:
alfred.neswadba
That simple,Ah?
Thanks Alfred. That worked like a charm.
