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Hi,

"Thorsten Kettner" <QUESTIONBYthorsten.kettner@otto.de> wrote:
>
>Hi all,
>my program is being used in UK and in Germany. To get a string 
>in the appropriate language, I use
>
>  MyAnsiString.LoadString(HInstance, MYRESID);
>
>This works fine in Win NT and Win 98, but in Win XP and Win 2000
>I always get the German string.
>
>My resource file contains two string tables:
>
>STRINGTABLE DISCARDABLE
>LANGUAGE LANG_ENGLISH, SUBLANG_NEUTRAL
>BEGIN
>MYRESID "Some text in English."
>END
>
>STRINGTABLE DISCARDABLE
>LANGUAGE LANG_GERMAN, SUBLANG_NEUTRAL
>BEGIN
>MYRESID "Ein Text in deutsch."
>END

I think that problem is Unicode.
Unicode is native for Win2000/XP but ANSI is
native for Win98/NT.

When you use LoadString(HInstance, MYRESID) you really use 
Win32 Api function LoadString that really has versions - 
LoadStringA (for ANSI) and LoadStringW (for Unicode).
Compiler decides what function will be used.

May be you solve your problem if will use corresponding WIN32 
API function. 
I hope it help you.

Vladimir.