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asp_cdo thread: Display Name in other languages


Message #1 by "Dante Tang" <dante.tang@s...> on Mon, 26 Nov 2001 03:10:49
I have an item in Contacts Folder, it's display name is in Chinese. I get 

it's display name in ASP by using CDO as shown below:



DisplayName = cdoMessage.Fields(&H3001001E)





When I write it out, I found that the Chinese characters become ???, I 

view the HTML source, it is also ???. So I think the value of the chinese 

display name is changed when I get it by using:



DisplayName = cdoMessage.Fields(&H3001001E)





Does anyone know how to get the chinese display name, and display it in 

HTML properly?



I would appreciate for any comment or advice, Thank you very much in 

advance.





Dante Tang
Message #2 by "Siegfried Weber" <sweber@c...> on Mon, 26 Nov 2001 13:30:09 +0100
Try:



DisplayName =3D cdoMessage.Fields(&H3001001F)



IIRC the "001E" part of the tag tells MAPI to use ANSI as charset while

"001F" is Unicode.



Not sure if it helps because I never had to deal with Chinese charsets

myself.



<Siegfried />



> -----Original Message-----

> From: Dante Tang [mailto:dante.tang@s...]

> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 4:11 AM

> To: ASP CDO

> Subject: [asp_cdo] Display Name in other languages

>

> I have an item in Contacts Folder, it's display name is in Chinese. I

get

> it's display name in ASP by using CDO as shown below:

>

> DisplayName =3D cdoMessage.Fields(&H3001001E)

>

>

> When I write it out, I found that the Chinese characters become ???, I

> view the HTML source, it is also ???. So I think the value of the

chinese

> display name is changed when I get it by using:

>

> DisplayName =3D cdoMessage.Fields(&H3001001E)

>

>

> Does anyone know how to get the chinese display name, and display it

in

> HTML properly?

>

> I would appreciate for any comment or advice, Thank you very much in

> advance.

>

>

> Dante Tang

>




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