How to create Word Processing from scratch?

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Hi everyone...

This my first post and question. For info i'm NEWBIE in VC++ 6.0,
about few day ago, i'm start learning VC++ (i'm completely blank about
every thing in VC++, but i had know a view thing about it's sintax,
because i had learn C++ console version (just a little ;))). I'm also
BAD IN ENGLISH ;).
I hope anyone can teach me VC++ and ENGLISH if i'm wrong in that
field.

My question is (please tell me if i in the right place to post my
question):
I want to create a simple Word Processing (for a beginning) in pure
Win32 language, to reach that i must learn a view point that i imagine
(if someone now what point(s) that i must learn first please tell me):
1. Create app that support non and unicode string/char.
2. Handling unicode char in editing view (editing view is object that
i want to create, something like CEdit or RichText).
3. Handling unicode char/string in copy, cut, and paste operation.
4. ...

From that point, for my exercise and for a start i want to create app
that can view all char in a specify font (like Characters Map in
Windows) but more simply ;). So for my REAL QUESTION IS:
1. Can I view all char in a specify font?
2. If it can be done, where can I start from?

THX 4 Ur time 2 Read my Question
regards,
CodeGhoib
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