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Language support for dialogs

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    Chris Vischer
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    Hi all, is it possible to have language specific dll's only with the resources in it, like dialogs, menus and stringtable. But the dialog classes for these dialogs in the main application? Because i want to load the dll at runtime to have the language the user specified as interface language. That means, differnt languages for the dialogs but only one dialog class. TIA, chris

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      Hi all, is it possible to have language specific dll's only with the resources in it, like dialogs, menus and stringtable. But the dialog classes for these dialogs in the main application? Because i want to load the dll at runtime to have the language the user specified as interface language. That means, differnt languages for the dialogs but only one dialog class. TIA, chris

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      Blake Miller
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      Yes, this works easy using MFC, and you need to do a little more work with regular Win32 programming. Use AfxSetResourceHandle() with MFC, use the handle to the loaded resource DLL in the regular Win32 dialog calls.

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