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How to localize open dialog box?

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    I am using Windows 2000 Professional (English) and Visual Studio 6.0 (English, entrerprise edition) for the development. I have created an SDI application for supporting Japanese language. In this SDI all menus are Japanese(this is what I needed). But the open dialog box still display in English. How can I change this too to Japanese? Thanks in advance Jahfer.

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      I am using Windows 2000 Professional (English) and Visual Studio 6.0 (English, entrerprise edition) for the development. I have created an SDI application for supporting Japanese language. In this SDI all menus are Japanese(this is what I needed). But the open dialog box still display in English. How can I change this too to Japanese? Thanks in advance Jahfer.

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      AFAIK, the open dialog box uses the language stated in the Windows settings (Region settings and languages from the control panel), and this is not something you can change programatically. ~RaGE();

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        I am using Windows 2000 Professional (English) and Visual Studio 6.0 (English, entrerprise edition) for the development. I have created an SDI application for supporting Japanese language. In this SDI all menus are Japanese(this is what I needed). But the open dialog box still display in English. How can I change this too to Japanese? Thanks in advance Jahfer.

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        Replace MFC71.DLL with MFC71JPN.DLL on your machine. Microsoft provides the translated MFC libraries with Visual Studio.NET 2003 and places them automatically in your System32 folder while installing Visual Studio. You can find separate MFC DLLs for most of the languages. Regards,

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          I am using Windows 2000 Professional (English) and Visual Studio 6.0 (English, entrerprise edition) for the development. I have created an SDI application for supporting Japanese language. In this SDI all menus are Japanese(this is what I needed). But the open dialog box still display in English. How can I change this too to Japanese? Thanks in advance Jahfer.

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          Thank u for all replies. Actually, the problem with me was that I didn't used UNICODE macro. When I took a UNICODE build, the letters changed to Japanese. But the "open" and "cancel" text on the button still remains same. Is there any way to change this? Jahfer V P.

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