How To Display Local Language In TextBox in C#( Winforms)

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hi friends..

In Winforms, I Had Taken a Textbox..And Copied Some Text Of Local Language From Google Translator and Pasted In That TextBox..
It Is Showing Some Boxes symbols In The Textbox..

I need to show The Text of Indian Local language in the textbox that is copied from google translator without any box symbols in textBox..

any one please help me...

thanks in advance

Posted 10-Apr-13 4:52am

CHAITANYA KIRAN KASANI

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Apr-13 10:56am

What language, exactly? More exactly, what script or writing system, if you know what is it?
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-04-10T04:59:00

Usually, all Indian scripts are covered by Unicode and most of them are supported by nearly all modern platforms by default; and .NET is totally based on Unicode. It's hard to imagine how could you screw up here. First of all, check up if your font supports the required character repertoire.

You can do it using the application "Character Map", which is bundled with all Windows versions, "CharMap.EXE". It will also help you to select more appropriate font, if the one you used so far was the problem.

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