You can use a Unicode aware TextBox like Krools or InkEdit to display "":
Code:
Private Sub Form_Load()
InkEdit1.Text = ChrW$(&HD835) & ChrW$(&HDCEA) & ChrW$(&HD835) & ChrW$(&HDCF4) & ChrW$(&HD835) & ChrW$(&HDC86) & ChrW$(&HD835) & ChrW$(&HDCFD)
Debug.Print Len(InkEdit1.Text)
End Sub
You will have to download Krool OCX or UniSuiteFree controls to test this but here is a screenshot comparing 4 controls (including MsForms 2.0 which does not work for this Unicode string.
Last edited by DrUnicode; Oct 20th, 2017 at 01:57 PM.
Reason: Typo
Just pasted it and it was displaying OK here but now I see it displayed as: to display "��������":
BabelMap shows first char to be 𝓪 but our UniConverter shows first character to be:
ChrW$(&HD835) & ChrW$(&HDCEA)
In Demo, Debug.Print Len(InkEdit1.Text) shows the string to be 8 chars.
Last edited by DrUnicode; Oct 20th, 2017 at 02:07 PM.
Reason: Debug.Print Len(InkEdit1.Text) = 8