Create the UNICODE string yourself?!?!
A normal string is ASCII - 1 byte per character (declared as BYTE), a UNICODE string is 2 bytes per character (declared as WORD)
UniString word 'I', 13, 10, \
'a','m', 13, 10, \
'a', 13, 10, \
'M','u','l','t','i', ' ', 'l','i','n','e', 13, 10, \
'U','N','I','C','O','D','E', ' ', 's','t','r','i', 'n', 'g','!',0, 0
Let's test it with a Unicode MessageBox
Invoke MessageBoxW, 0, offset UniString, NULL, MB_ICONINFORMATION
Now, all that typing can be tedious, I sure didn't type all that out. I have a program with source, that when you input a variable name, some ASCII text, and it will output your string as a UNICODE defined string. Unicode String Variable Creator The one at the link, will only do single line strings. You can modify it to create multi line strings as I did. Change the bottom 2 edit controls to richtext controls modify the conversion loop to add the 13 an 10 for Carriage Return and Line Feeds.