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Article #495Re: Delphi string constants: how to change? (Repost)
From: Berend Veldkamp
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 09 Sep 1999 00:00
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look for the source files with 'consts' in the name. translate the messages, (backup) put translated file in lib-directory, recompile et voila. I think there are some pretranslated files, try Torry's, or Borland the messagedlg captions ar in consts.pas, from 'SOKButton' downward STS, now I see you're using delphi 1, i'm not sure if it's the same there.... btm wrote: > I'm working on a French version of an app originally developed with > the English version of Delphi 1. > > My question: > How can I change the language specific string constants used by > Delphi? (E.g. the strings used to label the 'Yes' / 'No' / 'Abort' > ... buttons in MessageDlg) > > Thanks for any hints! > > Thomas -- =================================================== Berend Veldkamp ===================================================
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