I'm wondering how I can display ANSI characters in a windows form label through code.
You know, stuff like this: •�· ° © ™�

Thanks

Since .NET is Unicode you would have to use the Unicode characters. For example the following string will give something like the text you have posted:

string t = "\u25cf\u2022\u00b0\u00a9\u2122"

\u followed by 4 hexadecimal digits generates an Unicode character with the specified hexadecimal code. One simple way to find these codes is to use the Charater Map tool that comes with every version of Windows.

where are you obtaining the characters from? If you are obtaining it from a file for example, you need to adjust the encoding used to read the file, displaying it in the UI Control, such as a label, should be ok but its down to the encoding I believe.

Since .NET is Unicode you would have to use the Unicode characters. For example the following string will give something like the text you have posted:

string t = "\u25cf\u2022\u00b0\u00a9\u2122"

\u followed by 4 hexadecimal digits generates an Unicode character with the specified hexadecimal code. One simple way to find these codes is to use the Charater Map tool that comes with every version of Windows.