Thanks tonyg
Here are some infos for multi language support in Logic Gui if not yet found:
> It offers all 190 iso languages and if it's not enough you can add your own.
> You can also spread your application to native speakers and collect from them language files you can import later without the need to type everything again.
> Adding a language in Logic Gui can take place at any time, so you are not limited to define 'something' in advance to be prepared.
> The current form can show whatever language is selected and you can adjust your gadgets to fit all possible variations.
> You can compile your code per language or with all languages together which can be switched during runtime.
May best to check the tutorial video below, if it fit's your needs:
http://jsp.logiczone.de/Videos/MultiLanguage.htm
You can check also the main thread here:
http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=79550
Or for more info – not only multi language – click on my sig.
Here are some infos for multi language support in Logic Gui if not yet found:
> It offers all 190 iso languages and if it's not enough you can add your own.
> You can also spread your application to native speakers and collect from them language files you can import later without the need to type everything again.
> Adding a language in Logic Gui can take place at any time, so you are not limited to define 'something' in advance to be prepared.
> The current form can show whatever language is selected and you can adjust your gadgets to fit all possible variations.
> You can compile your code per language or with all languages together which can be switched during runtime.
May best to check the tutorial video below, if it fit's your needs:
http://jsp.logiczone.de/Videos/MultiLanguage.htm
You can check also the main thread here:
http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=79550
Or for more info – not only multi language – click on my sig.