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How to make my application multilingual?

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    Hi, I want to make our VB Project support multilanguage/multilingual. As of now it doesn't support all the characters. Please sugguest & Help. Thanks Ranjan

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      Hi, I want to make our VB Project support multilanguage/multilingual. As of now it doesn't support all the characters. Please sugguest & Help. Thanks Ranjan

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      There is the language Property for every form. Begin with one language. Enter the test property for every control, then change the language of the form and fill the text properties for the new language. If the language is found it will be set to the windows startup language (I hope so, didn't tried it on my own, but a fellow worker did this). Greetings, Ingo ------------------------------ A bug in a Microsoft Product? No! It's not a bug it's an undocumented feature!

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        There is the language Property for every form. Begin with one language. Enter the test property for every control, then change the language of the form and fill the text properties for the new language. If the language is found it will be set to the windows startup language (I hope so, didn't tried it on my own, but a fellow worker did this). Greetings, Ingo ------------------------------ A bug in a Microsoft Product? No! It's not a bug it's an undocumented feature!

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        Hi, Thank you for the response. I am not able to find the Language option for forms.Please provide details. Thanks & Regards Ranjan

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          Hi, Thank you for the response. I am not able to find the Language option for forms.Please provide details. Thanks & Regards Ranjan

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          Well, you find it in the property-window (there I found it) when you have selected the form itself. Greetings, Ingo ------------------------------ A bug in a Microsoft Product? No! It's not a bug it's an undocumented feature!

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