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17.07.2013 16:49:56
Masternoob Posts: 4
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Hello, I used RcWinTrans to translate a .Net control i bought from a third party developer, now i have a file.ressource.dll for each language but how do i use these dlls in my .net form? edited by Masternoob on 17.07.2013 edited by Masternoob on 17.07.2013
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17.07.2013 23:00:32
Support Administrator Posts: 245
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Hello Masternoob, place each of the language DLL in the respective language subdirectory (e.g. "en", ja-JP", "fr-FR") to the main assembly.
When the main application does not handle to select the language to be used then the language DLL is used which fits to the language of the current Windows system (current locale language).
Note: The name of the subdirectory (the language code) must (!) be identical to the language code of the language DLL. You can use ildasm.exe or e.g. the ".NET Reflector tool to look into the language DLL for the language code of a language DLL.
Regards, Support Schaudin.com
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18.07.2013 11:25:31
Masternoob Posts: 4
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I tried you suggestion but it seems my program doesn't look for the ressource dll's (i checked with the procmon tool from microsoft) I checked my Application CultureInfo and it is the same as in the dll and the foldername edited by Masternoob on 18.07.2013
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18.07.2013 14:46:32
Support Administrator Posts: 245
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. Please send me the language DLL if this is possible for you. I would like to have a look into. Send the file to support@schaudin.com . Subject: "How to use the file .resources.dll".
Regards, Support, Schaudin.com
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19.07.2013 10:35:39
Masternoob Posts: 4
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It works now, i forgot to add the .snk file for the dll, thank you for your fast support
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