
combobox doesn't work w/Unicode
Thanks for the reply, sorry I was so vague. I'm using
Access 2000 on WinXP Pro. The font is the Palatino
Linotype Unicode font that comes with winxp. The os
language is English. An example of the error would
(using english strings for the sake of example) the user
types "g" into the combobox. But instead of the combobox
narrowing down its rows to words that begin with "g" it
shows all words that _contain_ a "g" anywhere in them.
This happens when using strings made up using the
Classical Greek portion of the palatino linotype font.
My other comboboxes that use the English portion of the
font work as expected.
Thanks again for any help you can offer,
Jeremy
Quote:
>-----Original Message-----
>You have not specified the version of Access, the OS
version you are
>using, the OS language, the sort order of the database,
an example of
>the records that are being retrieved by mistake, the
font being used
>in the control, or an example of the actual characters
you are
>searching with. This makes even guessing what may be
going on
>difficult.
>--
>MichKa [MS]
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with
>no warranties, and confers no rights.
>> I have a combobox that displays foreign language
>> (classical greek) data using a unicode font. The
problem
>> is that when the user types into the combobox to limit
>> which rows are displayed it acts as if there is a
>> preceding wildcard "*" in addition to the traditional
>> trailing "*". In other words the sql where expression
>> would be: like "*" & combobox.text & "*". This makes
it
>> difficult to use. Is there any way for this to work
in a
>> non-roman alphabet like greek?
>> It shouldn't have anything to do with the sort order
>> should it? I've also tried to limit listboxes based on
>> the criteria in a text box and it does exactly the same
>> thing when the data is unicode classical greek, but
>> performs as expected when the unicode data is english.
>> thanks for your help,
>> Jeremy
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