Web Form: Other Question: Unicode characters in Form in MSAcc ess

[Rick Cameron]

Crystal Reports 9.0 does support Unicode, right from the database through to
printing or exporting.

When you say SQL2000, do you mean Microsoft SQL Server 2000?

What kind of database driver are you using to access the data - e.g. ODBC?
Ole DB? Via Access?

What is the data type of the column in the database?

Was the report created in CR 9.0, or in an earlier version of CR?

Cheers

- rick cameron, crystal decisions

-----Original Message-----
From: Magda Danish (Unicode) [mailto:v-***@microsoft.com]
Sent: Thursday, 25 September 2003 15:29
To: ***@unicode.org
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Subject: FW: Web Form: Other Question: Unicode characters in Form in
MSAccess


Hi,

I am forwarding your question to the Unicode list for possible answer from
one of the list subscrbers.

Regards,

Magda Danish
Administrative Director
The Unicode Consortium
650-693-3921

-----Original Message-----
Date/Time: Tue Sep 23 04:06:15 EDT 2003
Report Type: Other Question, Problem, or Feedback
Greeings,
I have a problem using Unicode outeside the web.
while in IE5.0 or higher ,when I choose UTF-8 encoding I can
see unicode data easily.These data are stored in a SQL2000
database.But when I want to print them in a Form in MSAccess
or Crystal Reports9.0(i.e. Outside IE 5.0) the characters are
unreadable.
What shall I do to overcome this problem?
Best Regards
M.Janbeglou
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