I’m attempting to display some text in my program using (say) Windows GDI and some of the unicode characters are displayed as boxes? What is up?
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I’m attempting to display some text in my program using (say) Windows GDI and some of the unicode characters are displayed as boxes? What is up?
See also: What does it mean when my text is displayed as Question Marks?
Usually, that means that the unicode character specified isn’t available in that particular font. Try changing fonts to one of the multinational ones, it should go away.