Unicode Visual Basic Examples

Note: It is easily possible to create programs in Visual Basic 6.0 that display multiple languages using the standard VB6 TextBox and Label controls. The only caveat is that each control may only display a single language (+ English) at a time. For example, if you have two text boxes in a form, one may display Chinese characters and the other may display Hebrew characters. However, a single textbox cannot display both Japanese and Hebrew. English (us-ascii) is the exception, and may be combined with any language.

The examples here will attempt to demystify Unicode in VB6.