Special Character not displayed correctly on Japanese OS

Hi,
I have an application build in LabVIEW that I want to install on a Japanese OS but some of the special character are not displayed correctly like °.
Is it possible to tell my application to use the US ASCII table to display character? Or I need to code special case for Japanese OS?
Thank you
Dany
Dany Allard

Hi Dany,
It sound like tyou are trying to localize your application to Japanese. You might want to take a loot at this link here
Joe Daily
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
may the G be with you ....

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