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January 20th, 2000, 03:50 AM
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Q: How to change language of a program
Hi,
I have written an application in German, i.e. the user interface and all message texts are in German. I developed the app with the German edition of VB5. This implies, that for instance, the FileSelectionDialog is in German as well as other standard dialogs. Also the Installation Wizard has a German interface.
So everything is fine for the German version of my program.
However, I am now in the process of changing my app, so that it can be regarded as an English version. So besides message texts and the user interface of the program, I have to take into account, that the standard dialogs will remain in German, as long as there will not be - by chance - the corresponding English OCX'es and DLL's on the system, that runs my program. Furthermore, with my German VB5, I don't see a way how to create an English setup.
Does someone have an idea, how I could cope with this?
Thanks
Robert Maier
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January 20th, 2000, 04:07 AM
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Re: Q: How to change language of a program
check out MS site!
Only a few weeks ago they have released an internationalized version of the PDWizard (I don't remember the name of the tool).
it might work only with VB 6 programs.
Also consider using Visual Studio Installer also available for free from MS site.
it allows you to create your own UI for your setup program.
Viel Glück!
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January 20th, 2000, 04:09 AM
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Re: Q: How to change language of a program
OK, the name of that "thing" is IPDK (probably "International Package and Deployment Kit")
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