Displaying Korean text (한국말)

[Rufiofrancois]

I suppose the picture will explain best. http://i1123.photobucket.com/albums/l542/Rufiofrancois/Problem.png I tried every single one of those Korean types of encoding sets on the dropdown, all with similar results (most exactly the same, 1 was slightly different.)

I've been told to put an L after "한국말" in the code ("한국말"L) but it gave me a compile error. Can anyone tell me what's going wrong and what I can do to fix this? Thanks

Additionaly,
I'm a complete and total beginner at C++ and the same goes for Microsoft Visual Studio, so please give very specific instructions.

[Blessman11]

have you tried using wcout and wide char? Those characters support the text for every language apparently.

[Rufiofrancois]

It seems like i've tried just the wcout thing a while back, but I'm not sure exactly. How do I do those two things specifically? Thanks-

[Blessman11]

http://xoax.net/comp/cpp/console/Lesson45.php
this page has a really good video tutorial on it. (text & code is also available)