(01-13-2015, 09:11 PM)walter Wrote:  

(01-13-2015, 07:31 PM)Rafail Wrote:  Actually walter the problem is not to set the Utf-x or anything like that. The problem is that vb6 (which is used for programming sendto) does not support unicode strings (like many programming languages).

Hello Rafail,
that's exact what I've wrote with "... support UTF-x, also known as "Unicode" ..." and "... it exists today further a lot of compilers / linkers without support for it.".

"Unicode" is only a global titel for this system. And MS uses also other terms for it, for example look for the API's "MultiByteToWideChar" and so on, which can be used to transfer characters between this one from Codepages (single bytes) and "Unicode" (mostly UTF-8).

PS: Sorry for my englisch, maybe this is the reason for some missunderstandings?
PPS: UTF = UCS (UCS = Universal Character Set) Transformation Format, and the mostly used coding standard for "Unicode" is UTF-8.

Walter

Look, as i said, the problem is that vb6 Only supports english characters for strings, there are several solutions, like using external module (if thats what you mean with API) but that will make a light tool like send to very heavy (with depedencies). I made it on vb6 because i dont wated to use .NET (vb6 is tottaly independent).

Making sendto work with all languages is on my priorities, and if i dont find any solution moding MAPI MAIL service itslef, so default windows send to and other mapi functions will work on outlook express, then i will update send to tool to multilang.

Are you a programmer?