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Douglas Marquardt wrote:
>Hi Jens:
>The *First* string table is the *default* string table.  Because you have
>Danish as the first string table, it will load on any machine where none of
>your string table LCIDs match.  You will have to make the Neutral string
>table the first one to be the default -- here is the excerpt from the Res
>Editor help file:
><snip>


Thanks... BUT:

Yes, I did read that ... and that's what made me use the multiple string table setup in the first place.

It doesn't seem to be true on Win95, however. In the EXE-file my Danish Win95 does NOT find the string table which is BOTH the *First* AND the one marked "Danish" - instead it jumps to the *Second* table. And this is true whatever I call the *Second*: Neutral, Neutral(Sys Default) or English. The strange thing is that it chooses Danish in the VB-environment....

And yes - I do have Danish as language-selection.

I still don't get it.