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|    Kiteman - Canada to Bob Kochem    |
|    Re: Addressing Menu Items    |
|    15 Jan 06 00:49:34    |
      From: -delete-kiteman@shaw.ca              I have a few multilingual programs (9 languages and counting...) and use the       following technique:              item.Caption = text              Under the Tools >>> Menu Editor, just give a name to each menu item.              You can then change the caption of the item using:              FileHeader.Caption = phrase$(97)       MenuExit.Caption = phrase$(101)              I use an external ANSI text file for each language and just load each line       into a preset phrase when the language is changed on the fly.              Hope this gets you going.              I still have not found a way to support UNICODE characters in the menu       items, but spanish only requires the ANSI character set so you should be       fine.              Regards,        Tom              "Bob Kochem" |
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