read Unicode strings from file (LabWindows/CVI does not have wchar.h ??)

[todafuture]

I put a Unicode string into a text file (Chinese in this case).
I read from Internet that you need to #include to use the functions for Unicode strings.

However when I try to do that in LabWindows/CVI, the compiler does not understand what is wchar?

Do you have any solution for my problem/ or any other solution for my problem (reading Unicode string (Chinese) from file and then print it out correctly??

I realy appreciate and thank to anyone who answers.

[todafuture]

I wrote "wchar.h" after the #include in the above post but for certain reasons it is not shown in the first post.

This post is just to tell you that.

[RobertoBozzolo]

I never used unicode characters in my applications but looking in the Knowledge Base I found this entry that can be useful for you together with the other entries mentioned in that page.

[todafuture]

I am using LabWindows 7.0.

After reading those entries, I see that they say we can not have Chinese or Japanese characters in LabWindows/CVI. The program does not support. However, the entries are for LabWindows 6.0. Maybe we still have that problem in 7.0?

They say we need a Chinese or Japanese OS to be able to display multi byte characters.
:((
Any solutions ??