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Hi Leo,

Wow~~~ you are so great!

I tried again by "Build All Project", and it works fine now !!!! I am still 
new to C++ Builder :(  and I hope when the project ends, I can be more 
familar with it.

I will also learn to use the Translation Manager.

Thank you again ^__*

Sincerely,

Elena

"Leo Saguisag (Borland)" <lsaguisag_at_borland_dot_com> wrote in message 
news:41662e04$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Elena wrote:
>
>> When I build the ENU wizard, I unchecked JPN. However, I did not find
>> .ENU or .JPN file under my main folder :(.
>
> Did you try doing a Project | Build All Projects?  It may have been the
> case that the resource-only DLL project was created but was not built.
>
>> I suppose that: As my system is Japanese Windows XP, when I run the
>> exe file, it will show the Japanese caption on the button. However,
>> as the final building is english, it loads the english project. I
>> guess it is because there is no .ENU or .JPN file under my main
>> folder.
>
> That sounds just about right.
>
>> I am sorry but what is the Translation Manager? (Being SHY......)
>
> There should be a View | Translation Manager option on the main menu.
>
>> Do you mean that I build the Japanese version first and go through
>> the resource dll wizard; then, I use the Translation Manager to
>> translate the captions and go through the resource dll wizard again?
>
> You only need to re-run the wizard (or alternately, Project | Languages
> | Update Resource DLLs) if you make changes to your original (Japanese)
> project.  If the only changes you made are to the translations in the
> resource-only DLLs, there is no need to run the wizard.
>
> By the way, I am going from memory here because I currently do not have
> BCB6 installed so forgive me if my instructions are a bit off-the-mark.
>
> -- 
> Leo Saguisag
> Delphi l10n engineer
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