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    Is Multiple version of a sinlge dll for each language possible? Jim456

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      Is Multiple version of a sinlge dll for each language possible? Jim456

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      You can either put multiple resource languages in a signle DLL or make a separate DLL for each language. Usually the language code will be appended to name of DLL and you explicitly load appropriate language DLL at runtime. If you use all special resource loading functions that accept the language identifier, then it might be easier to combine all the languages into a single DLL. You can not have multiple copies of the 'same' DLL on the system, they have to differ at least by name.

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        You can either put multiple resource languages in a signle DLL or make a separate DLL for each language. Usually the language code will be appended to name of DLL and you explicitly load appropriate language DLL at runtime. If you use all special resource loading functions that accept the language identifier, then it might be easier to combine all the languages into a single DLL. You can not have multiple copies of the 'same' DLL on the system, they have to differ at least by name.

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        This sounds very basic but, why cant the dll have like multiples copies on the system? Jim456

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