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I'd like to know how can I force an edit control to be ansi instead of unicode, in VS .NET. I'm trying to save memory, and a buffer of WCHAR's is of no use to me, and it takes up twice the memory.
Thank you.
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Hi.
I'd like to know how can I force an edit control to be ansi instead of unicode, in VS .NET. I'm trying to save memory, and a buffer of WCHAR's is of no use to me, and it takes up twice the memory.
Thank you.
I'm sorry for not answering your question but this is an important issue to bring up. Why is the memory issue so critical? A WCHAR is only 2 bytes. For example lets say that the edit controls buffer size is 32k that would be enough memory for 16k's worth of text information.
