Subject: reply for MS VC++ MFC and GB in unicode on NT

From: "Ning, Zhan Xuan" <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 15 Dec 1997 17:35:49 +0800

You have got your answer already. First install a chinese font in your
English nt, (the font for IE is OK) then select this font in your
program. And then using textout function to display this string.

NT and WIN95 can exist in one hard disk. But this hard disk must be FAT
format. Because NT boot entry is in MBT (main boot table), and Win95 is
in boot sector, both can work well. Follow is a workflow.

Begin:
If (hard disk is FAT format) then
        if (it is a new formated disk) then
                install dos
                install NT
                restart and select to boot ms-dos
                install win95
        else
                if (NT installed) then
                        install dos (Boot from a floopy, run setup.exe.
This will overwrite NT MBT and NT will be unaccessible until next step)
                        reinstall NT (Under DOS, run winnt.exe from NT
CDROM, wait a long time let files transfer to harddisk and modify MBT.
After restart, select MS-DOS, edit boot.ini to remove the restall
section and delete all file unnesscery.)
                        Boot to DOS and install Win95
                else
                if (WIN95 installed) then
                        Boot Win95 and select command prompt only
                        run a command file to lock the harddisk (I
forget the command name, maybe lock.com)
                        run winnt.exe to install NT
                endif

        endif

else
        format it as FAT
        go to Begin
endif

And you can install several NT (Chinese and English, 3.51 and 4.0) and
Several Win95 in one hard disk.

Regards,

Shawn Ningzhanxuan <[email-masked]>