November 1998
Intermediate to advanced
1520 pages
37h 53m
English
The remaining sample programs in this chapter have flaws. They will not always run correctly under all versions of Windows. Their flaws are not something I deliberately introduced into the code; indeed, you might never notice them. These problems—I hesitate to call them “bugs”—reveal themselves only when switching among certain different keyboard languages and layouts, and when running the programs under Far Eastern versions of Windows that use multibyte character sets.
However, the programs will work much better when compiled for Unicode and run under Windows NT. This is the promise I made in Chapter 2, and it demonstrates why Unicode is so important in simplifying the work involved in internationalization. ...
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