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Re: Special Characters in C++

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May 17th, 2006
I think you're c++ program will have to change fonts before beginning to output the text. The font used by the c++ console program is not the same font that the IDE editor uses. The IDE does not use cout or other console output functions to write to the window -- it uses win32 api functions. Don't know how to do that in console program.
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