Sorry but that's like selling someone a car and saying "Oh you want the chassis to be made of metal instead of wood? Well you can change that can't you." I agr

Sorry but that's like selling someone a car and saying "Oh you want the chassis to be made of metal instead of wood? Well you can change that can't you." I agree. You should definitely take Arc back, demand a refund, and refuse to ever pay for it again. In Javascript or Java however, Unicode just works universally Yes, and what a great language Java is. You should probably keep using it. I mean, thank god the Java 1.0 guys worried so much about character sets instead of, say, macros or closures or even regular expressions. Otherwise Java might be burdened with a lot of bolt-on special functions that add "hassle and verbosity" to the code.