Showing Chinese character:

I wonder to show a chinese word in AVAlertNote, is it possible? Please give me some guidelines if it can.
Thanks your concern.
Regards,
Tham

1. Obtain an ASText object for the Chinese text.
2. Use AVAlertWithParams.
This can of course be wrapped in your own routine to do a simpler
AVAlert of your Chinese text.
Aandi Inston

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