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different character sets -
2005-08-29, 17:35
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We are just develop our first application for series 40. Of course everything is in english.
Now we wolud like to port it to different languages. We have no clue how to use different character sets. It works like in PC world? Does anyone know some documentation on net for that? Thank you Razvan 
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2005-08-30, 15:06
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Did you try UTF-8? Java Strings always are in unicode. So if the phone itself can display the required letters, the VM should be able do do so, too.
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