How to Use New indian currency symbol in Vb6.0

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Hello ,

This is Pramod From Bangalore.
I want to know how to add or show new indian currency symbol in vb6.0 form?
Could any body help me out?

Thanx

Posted 21-Nov-10 22:48pm

pramodmidalwan

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Dalek Dave 22-Nov-10 5:08am

Why the hell are you using VB6?
It is ancient and unsupported.

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2010-11-21T22:58:00

Solution 1

You need to display unicode character U+20B9.
To disply unicode characters in VB , see here[^].

Posted 21-Nov-10 22:58pm

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thatraja 22-Nov-10 9:18am

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Thanx Abhinav,

but still i am getting ?? sign...

Can you explain how to use this code?

Abhinav S 22-Nov-10 11:40am

You also need to have a font that supports this new symbol. I dont know which ones - but there are a few that come with this character now.