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Unicode support in built applications

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We are trying to build an application with a user interface in Russian, exploiting the (limited) LabVIEW Unicode support.

However it does not seem to work in the built application. Adding "UseUnicode = true" to the application file ini does not do the trick.

Does anybody knows if it's even possible and how to do it?

Thanks in advance.

Paolo
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It works for me.

 

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https://knowledge.ni.com/KnowledgeArticleDetails?id=kA00Z000000kJRNSA2&l=en-US

 

the short answer is you have to add that entry into the build's ini file, too.

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Thank you to both, especially to Paul for the good news and the example.

The application under test is not as simple as yours, so there must be something else wrong - probably very stupid.

@Bill: that entry can be added later, although it's definitely better to define a custom ini file.

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I misread your first post.  You already HAVE it in the apps .ini file!  I thought you were referring to the LabVIEW .ini file.  Doh!

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