Windows 10: How to enable support for Unicode characters with command prompt

Hello Microsoft Support,We are facing an issue when using bcp.exe command on Windows server to bulk load data to SQL Server. The BCP command is not working when the file name contains non-english characters. We wanted to enable Unicode support for command line and so we followed the below steps to change the code page in registry.We changed the below values in registry key : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Nls\CodePageACP : 65001MACCP : 65001OEMCP : 65001We are running our production application on EC2 instances on AWS. When we bake the changes to the Windows OS image, we s

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enable unicode support

It is not just about enabling Unicode support (and for all that matters, the phone might already have full Unicode support).

It is a case of having the correct fonts as default/system fonts for displaying the characters.

On S40 based models, you cannot install your own font files to replace system/default fonts.

So, if you want to read/see malayalam language content, and the phone does not support it, you can try a Nokia repair center in case there is a firmware version with support for that language, or you can change to some other phone model which supports the language,
or supports installable font files.

 

Unicode like Bangla in Command Prompt

I want to print Unicode in Command prompt by Java. But I found no option to select Unicode in setting or anywhere.

Is there a way to print Unicode in Command Prompt like Bangla language?

N.B: Definitely by Command Prompt not other console application...

 

Type a Unicode Character

You can convert numbers from decimal to hex to octal to binary. But those are the numbers used as Unicode code points. They're the "serial numbers" for characters.

But the alt codes are a different. They're not related to the Unicode code points. There is no numerical conversion from Unicode codes to alt codes.

Alt codes predate Unicode by a decade or so. Alt codes are just arbitrary numbers that Microsoft assigned. So you have to look up the key codes. Do a google search to find a complete list.