I'm not a VB programmer, but I'm designing a test instrument that will be controlled by VB6 or possibly VB.NET. It's a box with a USB port and 4 serial ports, intended for monitoring activity on industrial RS-232/RS-422/RS-485/MODBUS interfaces. Th VB program must be able to display all the 256 possible 8-bit values. To this end, I have designed the following font:
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If have mapped the font to the Unicode "Private Use Area" block starting at U+$E000. So, if my VB developer uses ChrW(&HE0xx), will it be possible to display all the characters in VB6 and/or VB.NET?
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If have mapped the font to the Unicode "Private Use Area" block starting at U+$E000. So, if my VB developer uses ChrW(&HE0xx), will it be possible to display all the characters in VB6 and/or VB.NET?