| Name |
Date | Size | Platform | |||
| LANGLOAD.ZIP | 18 October, 1999 | 1790 | 98, ME, 2000, XP | |||
LANGLOAD shows
how to use the LANGUAGE
keyword in a resource file to mark language-specific resources. The sample
builds two string tables, one for French and one for English. The code in
the sample sets the locale ID before calling LoadString().
First, the English locale is set—then, the French locale. As a result, the
code is able to load each string to be printed. Setting the locale just
proves the sample. In a real application, you'd rely on the default locale
set by the user for their preferences in the system. Note that the API used
to set the locale is only available on Windows NT, so the sample only works
on Windows NT. But the locale setting is available on Windows 98 and Windows
95, so the technique of using the LANGUAGE
to manage different resources for each locale is applicable even on those
operating systems. |
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| NJFIND16.ZIP | 33057 | DOS, Windows 3.x | ||||
| This 16-bit DOS tool traverses all directories on all drives on your machine and finds files which match the template you specify. Searches inside ZIP, ARC, ARJ, DWC, ZOO, and PAK files for matches, too! Extremely fast, with powerful command-line user interface. Formerly Shareware. | ||||||