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ANSI in Visual Basic (VB) refers to the American National Standards Institute standard for character encoding. In the context of VB, ANSI typically pertains to the use of non-Unicode character sets, allowing for the representation of text using a specific code page, which can vary based on the system's locale. This is important for compatibility with legacy systems and applications that rely on older character encoding methods. However, modern VB applications often use Unicode (UTF-16) to support a wider range of characters and internationalization.

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