Once you have set up your system to cope with
multiple languages, you can begin localizing. Do the following:
Open Microsoft Visual Studio
6.
Choose File |
Open.
Browse to the location of the
Process Analyst's Resources.dll file. By default it is located at
C:\Program Files\Common
Files\Citect\.
Verify that the Files of type menu has Executable
Files (.exe;.dll;*.ocx) selected.
Verify that the Open as menu has Resources
selected.
Select Resources.dll and click Open.
Save the file under a new name.
For example, if you are localizing for Japanese, use Resources_ja-JP.dll. See Understanding
the Process Analyst resources for naming conventions.
Before changing any string, you
need to change the language code for each dialog box and the string
table by doing the following:
Expand the String Table folder in the tree.
Right-click the String Table entry.
Choose Properties from the right-click (context) menu (see
below).
From the Language menu, select the language that you are
localizing for.
Click Close
in the top-right corner of the dialog.
Repeat these steps for each of
the dialogs inside the Dialog folder.
Once the language code has been set for every
dialog and the string table, you are ready to begin changing the
text.
Localizing dialog boxes
To localize a dialog box, do the following:
Expand the Dialogs folder in the tree.
Double-click a dialog to
edit.
Select an item of text and
right-click to display the properties for that item.
Enter your replacement text into
the Caption field.
Click the Close button in the top-right corner of the dialog
box.
note the following:
Controls can be repositioned or
resized if necessary to fit your replacement text.
Never resize a dialog box. The
size of a dialog box is set to an optimum size so that it
integrates into Graphics Builder correctly.
Dialogs 3028 and 3050 do not
require translation.
Localizing the String Table
To localize the string table, do the
following:
Expand the String Table folder in the tree.
Double-click the String Table entry. This will display a table showing
you the strings of the Process Analyst.
Double-click an entry to display
the Properties dialog box.
Type in the replacement text in
the Caption box.
Click the Close button in the
top-right corner of the dialog box.
Note: When translating strings, if a string
contains "%s", "%x", "%d" and so on, do
not remove or replace those symbols as they are important to
the Process Analyst.