lornova
Reputation: 6943
Windows CE uses UTF-16 or UCS-2?
Windows NT only supported UCS-2, then starting with Windows 2000 it started to support UTF-16.
But what about Windows CE? It still supports only UCS-2 or the native charset is now UTF-16?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1254
Answers (1)
Remy Lebeau
Reputation: 598134
According to MSDN:
Working With Unicode Surrogates
Windows CE [5.0] provides Unicode surrogate support at the OS level and in Microsoft® Internet Explorer. The support is limited to surrogate handling and display; editing is not supported.
Upvotes: 1
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