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Message: [QUOTE="David Resnick, post: 3891952"] I believe that the issue is that C is not in charge of what character set your terminal displays. If you look up setlocale you'll see that it influences things like collation and the ctype macros. Your terminal is probably set for the Windows equivalent of iso-8859-1 or -15 roughly speaking. I have a vague and perhaps faulty memory that the dos command chcp (CHange Code Page) might be relevant to changing what terminal will display. You could try chcp 1252 in a DOS window before executing your program in the same console. If you have questions about that you should try a windows group... -David [/QUOTE]