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No, Peter.

Following are the tools and the steps I'm using:
I'm using C++Builder6.
The language that is used when launching the application is determined by
"Borland",
because "they" read the Registry in
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Locales"
before loading it.
For example, this Key could be:

Name:    D:\myFolder\myAPP.exe
Type:     REG_SZ
Value:    ENG

So myAPP.exe will launch using the resources in myAPP.eng.
So, I am not able to specify for the resources DLL a different path
than that of the executable's path.

I think this is the standard way Borland Applications work with
Resource-DLL.

Am I missing anything, Peter?
Thanks again,
Joe.


"Peter" <Will_Bounce_So_Use_My_First_Name@Smart-Projects.net> escribi� en el 
mensaje news:43789416$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> By specifying the path when you load them !
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> "Joe" <wolfish@telefonica.net> wrote in message 
> news:437780fe@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I'm doing a localization of one application. I have got all the resource 
>> DLLs I need and all is working fine.
>> Let's suppose I have myAPP.exe, myAPP.eng (resources for English) and 
>> myAPP.spa (resources for spanish),
>> all of them in the same folder.
>> The problem is that the Application doesn't find the resource DLLs when I 
>> put them in a subfolder, for example,
>> "myApp/Lang/", while myAPP.exe is still in "myAPP/" path.
>>
>> How can I tell the application where the resource DLLs are?
>>
>> Thanks a lot!!
>> Joe
>>
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