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    Angry

    In the program I'm writing, I display a word in Spanish that the user has to translate. But when the word is like "adónde" he displays a 'less than or equal' sign, instead of the "ó".
    How can I display a simple "ó" instead of that sign ?

    It would be a very great help!
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    Unhappy !

    HELP I really need this !!!

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    I can see you are desperate so I am going to give it a shot.
    Where/what are you trying to display it to?
    How are you trying to display it?
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    Wink OK

    First of all its a console program.
    The word I want to display is "adónde"
    but he displays "ad<nde" 'cause he can't display a character with an accent. How can I push him to do this.

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    DOS Console YUCK!!

    Ok I got this to work.

    Code:
    char t;
    t = 162;
    
    cout << "ad";
    cout << t;
    cout << "nde";
    You will have to find the ASCII value of the extended character you want and make that value the value of t. If you look in the MSDN for the ASCII char chart you will find the ASCII values in VC++
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