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I've done so. I was able to type it but the program still didn't print anything. I'm telling you there is a different problem. But i don't want to upset anybody. I'll see what i can do myself.

I can't! I can't type nor paste "Ş" in the editor window (Dev-c++4). It pastes "S," :confused: So what now? p.s. i am not using base eight numbers. should i? :confused:

I doesn't work. What i'm trying to do is print "Ş" (which is 350 in windows character map) on the screen. So what must i write? :confused: (i noticed that wprintf(L"%lc",350) doesn't work.)

i've noticed this:

wprintf(L"This is not working: ->%lc<- ",301);
wprintf(L"This is working: ->%lc<- ",201);
The not working wprintf prints: "This is not working: ->", but not the 301...

Hmm :D I seem to have figured it:

wprintf(L"%ls",c);

wprintf(L"%ls",mystring);

It still doesn't work. But i've just come across #include <wchar.h>
in win32sdk helpfile. This code seems to work:


#define _UNICODE
#include <wchar.h>
#include <tchar.h>

int main() {...

If i try to execute this code:


#define _UNICODE
#include <tchar.h>
#include <stdlib.h>


int main() {

Thank you, thank you , thank you. It does work :D

I'm still having trouble. I've modified the code above a little , because it was giving compiler errors. I read in WIN32SDK.HLP that Playsound is "related" to winmm.dll and mmsystem.h so i included...

Thank you for your help. For the moment i am using the C-free IDE. Can you tell me more precisely how to link with the dll; where do i type -lwinmm? By the way, is C-free good in your opinion? Should...

:rolleyes: Hello. I am fairly new to windows programing. I only have basic knowledge in C programming. I want to make an aplication that uses sounds (wav files to be more exact).I would like to know...