Obviously if you have the text already written for different languages it
would seem to best to localize your application.
To localize a form for instance just go to its properties, set loaclizable
to true, set the language to the one you want to use, then change all the
text properties of all the controls and all the tooltips text properties for
all the controls that have tooltips.
You can make your application start up and automatically using the language
of the operating OS.
You would not have to be concerned with distributing anything it would all
be in your app as you distribute it the first time.
If a user is not using the OS language that you localized for then he will
go to see the defaukt language (usually English)
Do a search on the Microsoft msdn site look for localizing. You will find a
lot of info although it is not easy to put it all together in a coherent
simple strategy.
HTH
Bob
"Pitaridis Aristotelis" <pi*******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I would like to make a multilanguage project such a way that I will be able
to give a sample text file to various pepole around the world in order to
translate it in various language. How can I make it in VB.NET without
giving the project files.
Aristotelis