Re: Multi-language support on MFC app.
- From: "Michael" <Michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Jul 2005 08:11:01 -0700
Hi, David,
Thanks for the quick response.
(1) The string displayed as a series of squares.
(2) I am sure that App is using correct resouce dll.
(3) Project is set to use Unicode, but resource file itself is not, as
VisualStudio cannot edit unicode resource files.
(4) No, they look like squares unless I run NJStar communicator (this is a
program to display Chinese characters on I.E. etc.). But when I app, even
with NJStar running, the string displayed as squares.
Michael
"David Lowndes" wrote:
> >The popular way of implementing multi language support is to use satellite
> >dlls, where each lanugage has its own resource only dll. I am having problem
> >for languages such as Japanese or Chinese when MFC app is running under
> >English O.S. The string is not displayed properly.
>
> Michael,
>
> So, how is it displayed?
> Is your application getting the string from the correct resource DLL?
> Is the resource file Unicode or MBCS?
> If you open the resource DLL in Visual Studio, are the resource
> strings what you expect?
>
> Dave
>
.
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