I don't think we will be able to use WM_UNICHAR (at least that
easy)...
> WM_UNICHAR documentation is wrong. This message is not generated
by the OS, but by other applications ( such as Office).
as stated in
There are some apps that say they have WM_UNICHAR support but i couldn't sort it
out...
And the MSDN documentation is crap...
So, i guess we'll stick with Unicode-registered
application window (at least for now) ...
Christos