Thanks Benoît and M0E, it works.
But as you said, I must reload the main form after this command. No
problem anyway, because at the moment I'm using it only for debugging
purposes.
Cheers
Jesús Guardón
Benoît Minisini escribió:
> First, you must set the System.Language property, which reload
> I have a program that runs the same way. Unfortunately, for
> translations to take place, all translated objects must be destroyed
> and re-created under the new environment.
>
> The first time around, I created a loop to restart the application
> after setting the right environment.
> Later, I r
I have a program that runs the same way. Unfortunately, for
translations to take place, all translated objects must be destroyed
and re-created under the new environment.
The first time around, I created a loop to restart the application
after setting the right environment.
Later, I realized that
Hi
I know that this issue has been addressed earlier in the list, but has
not been answered yet.
I have a translated project in English, Spanish, Catalan, etc. Thanks to
an Stefano Palmeri's reply on Jun 06, 2007, I can see the program
running in a different language on the console by typing "e
