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Most programming languages have supported UNICODE for some time now. Visual Basic started using it by default years ago, so anything written in VB4 or later is fine.

Modern Web servers and databases also support unicode by default.

C and C++ programs which use 8-bit strings can be converted fairly simply by referencing different libraries and recompiling, and modern coding should be using these by default anyway.

In short, the US is pretty much using UNICODE already, unless some really poor development practises are going on.

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