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finn
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Posted: 11 February 2005 at 8:38am |
Hello! I'm from Germany and I can't speak and write English very well. But I hope, that you still unterstand me. I want to apply the German language to my application and in the "Product Feature Chart" there I read, that most of the controls supports Multi-Language. I'm programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise Edition and I've got the XtremeSuite Professional. I hope, that you can help me. |
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SuperMario
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Hi,
(This should be in the ActiveX forum) This is very easy (See multi-Language sample where German is used in sample) CommandBarsGlobalSettings.ResourceFile = "XTPResourceDe.dll" |
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finn
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Sorry, that I posted this topic in the wrong forum. Thank you for your very quick answer! |
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finn
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I've got one more question to the menu of the ShortcutBar, when you click on the button, where you can see the menu with the entries
I want to translate this text into German and I want to have this menu in the Office 2003-Style. I hope you can help me with this, too! |
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SuperMario
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Yes, you can do this too.
Here is a code sample from the Outlook 2003 Sample. Use the ExpandButtonDown to create your own popup menu and you can use the text of your choice like in the Multi-Language sample. This code is from the new version so it is not yet shown in the version you have. The new version should be out next week, but this code should work in the current verion. It would go in the frmShorcutBar form of the Outlook 2003 sample. (Icon code removed because it was using new featuers)
Let me know if oyu have trouble using this code |
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finn
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There is one problem. In the line, where is the following text I get an error message: 'Adds the "Show More Buttons" button The error message is this: "Compile Error: Method or data member not found" Maybe you can help me! |
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SuperMario
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Opps, i used a helper funtion to add the controls to the popup
Let me know if you need more help |
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finn
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I don't know why, but now I get the error message "Ambiguous name detected: wndShortcutBar_ExpandButtonDown". Like I said, I don't know why!
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finn
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Sorry! That was my misstake! |
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SuperMario
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So did you get it to work?
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finn
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Yes! It works very well! One Question I still have (it's no problem): How can I get the icons from the ShortcutBar in the menu, so that you can see the icons before the entry. And in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 there are icons for the entries "Show more buttons" and "Show fewer buttons". Maybe you can answer my question! |
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SuperMario
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Yes, wait until next release (Should be this week)
and see the Outlook 2003 sample. All images are included. I
took out that code because it is using some new featuers not yet
available in the current release.
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