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Function to determine language of Unicode character

Is there a function in some class that I can use to determine if a character
entered is within the unicode range for the language that I specify? Before
I could use ASC() to test for A-Z, but now I need to also add for example,
all Chineses characters too, but not symbols like !@#....
I checked the UnicodeEncoding class but didn't see anything useful there or
maybe I just don't know how to use those functions.

Thanks in advance,
Donald Adams
Jul 21 '05 #1
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