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Originally posted by touko
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Originally posted by Choli
Currently, the program uses GetPrivateProfileStringW and similar functions, therefore the handling of the *.ini files is as efficient as it can be (because it is handled by Windows) .
Oh, I think I couldn't even think about it because I remember MS discouraged using it. Good pointing out
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Actually MS never discouraged those APIs. Infact they are the prefered method when you work with INI files.
However, they do discourage (for whatever unclear reason) the use of INI files in favor of the registry for storing small amounts of program settings.
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Originally posted by touko
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Originally posted by Choli
The text in those buttons is three dots: "..." You shouldn't have any problem viewing them. Are you using the default system font and the correct character encoding in your Windows?
I think it should be, but it shows weird characters for me. DBCS locale (Korean) might be the cause.
That's very strange though. They should still show three dots as they are basic ascii codes. If they show weird characters, don't you have many other problems with other (non-Korean) applications too?