I do use the character map - alt + num. For é, I use ALT + 233. Now the funny thing is the text that is showing on the gadget shows the correct accents. It's the programmatical text that shows incorrect fonts. My gadget basically does 1 thing. It scans the registry keys to see if the value exists. If yes then it shows that value. If no then it says something like it cannot find it. It's this text that is not showing properly.
SuperRyo
Actually only some characters are changed when exported to EXE format. For example, instead of the words "trouvé" or "été", I get "trouvé" and "été". In other words, the "é" gets turned into "é". It all works properly in DesktopX Builder but when exported the é is messed up.
Sorry but I thought I was on different forums for some reasons. I guess no one has the answer thoug. :p
Does anyone know how I can ensure that french accents are recognized when creating a widget/gadget? It looks like everything is working great but when you export it as an EXE, the french accents are all showing up as strange characters.
I would like to also thank you for your efforts in creating the tutorials. They have been most helpful. I am looking for information on how to do 1 of 2 things: 1) An email checker - my ISP uses SSL and a unique port and none of the pop checker allows for changes to SSL and port 995. 2) Ability for gadget to check back to the server to see if it is the latest version (and download new version if required).