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Default Using SetWindowText() for Japanese character

I am using VC++ 6.0. I have an application in which I am using CStatic control for displaying both Japanese and English character like <Static Control>.SetWindowText(_T{"<Japanese + english">)).
Japanese characters were getting displayed properly when the application was compiled without the Unicode option. However , on building the application with _UNICODE option SetWindowText gets changed to SetWindowTextW. After this only English characters are getting displayed properly but Japanese characters are getting corrupted. I have installed Japanese locale on the system through Control Panel->Regional option. Does VC 6.0 support display of unicode characters?





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