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January 8, 2000
A. Windows NT/2000 includes full UNICODE support and its possible toconfigure a CMD.EXE session to output in UNICODE or ANSI (ANSI being thedefault)
To set this when starting the CMD.EXE session just add:
/A - Output to files or pipes will be in ANSI
/U - Output to files or pipes will be in Unicode
For example
cmd.exe /u
would start a session in UNICODE output mode.
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