You have created your Language module as the ANSI/MBCS. Therefore it won't work properly on every PC for every language on every locale.
Only on the PC where the desired language (Korean in your case) was chosen as the language for non-Unicode programs.
Since you are using MFC forget using wstring, instead use CString. Also there is a complete infrastructure for localizing an MFC app already built into MFC which uses resource dlls. You need to learn this, how to build resource dlls, how to switch languages, etc. Search bing or google for "How to localize an mfc application".
Since you are using MFC forget using wstring, instead use CString. Also there is a complete infrastructure for localizing an MFC app already built into MFC which uses resource dlls. You need to learn this, how to build resource dlls, how to switch languages, etc. Search bing or google for "How to localize an mfc application".
No words to say. Its working. Finally read from dll resouce string
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