Canon
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Hey All,
I am using visual basic 5.0 Is it possible to program in other languages using the English Version of visual basic 5.0 ?
More specifically, how does one program in other languages using the English Version ? Do i need visual basic for the other language. I know this question may sound dumb but I really don't know ?
Thanks
Canon
I am using visual basic 5.0 Is it possible to program in other languages using the English Version of visual basic 5.0 ?
More specifically, how does one program in other languages using the English Version ? Do i need visual basic for the other language. I know this question may sound dumb but I really don't know ?
Thanks
Canon
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Thanks to both of you. So the bottom line is that if you are say "spanish" and you purchase a computer anywhere in the world using windows 95 or other microsoft OS, the character set is valid up to 127 the same as English ? And the only problems after this may be a .dll file correct ?
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Canon
I am awarding the points to DanAvni
Please respond to the above summation if i am in error !
Thanks
Canon
you are correct. i can reccomend an applicatyion called VB language manager pro for translation of apps. its from whippleware.com
If you deploy an (multi-language) application to different language platforms, you need to ensure that the application will run. This can simply be done by setting up a PC in the specific environment (installing a FRESH pc in NT German, Spanish or whatever you want to simulate the "Client" environment. Setup your app, and check if it runs. Most often you will run into problems that dll like mfc40.dll or similar are not compatible, but all this stuff can be worked around...
Good luck