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    I wrote a application using MFC & VC6. The resources I wrote are in two languages (english and italian). I would like to know if it is possible to change the reseource used language: i.e. I would like to be able to use the english version in an italian OS. I know that I can insert the resources in a satellite DLL, but that way has many contraindications. Any Idea?

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      I wrote a application using MFC & VC6. The resources I wrote are in two languages (english and italian). I would like to know if it is possible to change the reseource used language: i.e. I would like to be able to use the english version in an italian OS. I know that I can insert the resources in a satellite DLL, but that way has many contraindications. Any Idea?

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      Paolo Vernazza wrote: I know that I can insert the resources in a satellite DLL, but that way has many contraindications the simplest and standard way is to bundle the resource into separate DLLs and load these resources as and when required using AfxSetResourceHandle(). But dont know whether u really want to keep the resource into the same executable ? :confused: regards. Vikram

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        Paolo Vernazza wrote: I know that I can insert the resources in a satellite DLL, but that way has many contraindications the simplest and standard way is to bundle the resource into separate DLLs and load these resources as and when required using AfxSetResourceHandle(). But dont know whether u really want to keep the resource into the same executable ? :confused: regards. Vikram

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        I don't want to use satellite dll because: * I should insert bitmaps, toolbars and common resources in any dll wasting a lot of space * If I've all the resources in the same file, If I forgot a resource in a language (e.g. a string), the program use the resource in another languaga; using satellite DLL, it simply crashes!

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