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You can do all the foreign language work for the professional version very
easily.  It's typically a matter of setting the fonts properly and setting
the text and location the positions of the contorls since different
languages have different legths for words that mean the same.

Enterprise just has a nice tool to help with localiziation, but not
necessary if you truely understand how foreign languages work in Windows.
Win2K is the eastiest to use to test.  Just load that language you are
testing for, and then reboot with that language as your default. local.

-Tom

"Aaron Rainey" <aaron@erainey.com> wrote in message
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>    I am looking for specific comparisons, with +'s and -'s, of the
internationalization of applications with Professional Ed. vs. Enterprise
Ed.
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>    I have listened to the audio of John Khouri provided by Borland and
read the pages giving standard product comparisons.  However, this has not
provided me with the needed information to make a "tuff sell".  Without a
demo of the Enterprise features I have found it difficult to create valid
arguements.  Anyone who has experience with both versions and has insight to
this comparison, your help is appreciated.