Re: TCHAR string?

Pete,

> I understand your point, however, but I think that if for some strange
> reason you looked at back porting an application to Windows 9.X, Unicode
> support would likely be the *least* of your problems!

Not that it matters but my most recent program update no longer runs on
Win95/98/ME and Unicode is pretty much the only reason.

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Jonathan Wood
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