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How to support multi-language

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    I had written an application in a language version. All displaying strings in my application were written in this language in the string table. Now, How could I add support for other languages without modifying the existed resources? Is it possible to be done by adding resources such as string table in other languages? What should I do to use resources of the specified language and let the IDE build an application of specified language? I'll appreciate your help, thanks~~!

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      I had written an application in a language version. All displaying strings in my application were written in this language in the string table. Now, How could I add support for other languages without modifying the existed resources? Is it possible to be done by adding resources such as string table in other languages? What should I do to use resources of the specified language and let the IDE build an application of specified language? I'll appreciate your help, thanks~~!

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      There are quite a few ways described in the CodeProject: a) Using different DLLs with the resources in each language http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/mult_lang_support.asp[^] b) Calling SetThreadLocale http://www.codeproject.com/cpp/CRTSynch.asp[^] Good luck!

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