Ja, das w�re n�tzlich.  Wie wird "Save|Discard|Cancel" oder "Abort, Retry,
Fail?" �bersetzt?

Although I could see why it would be stored as a bitmap, such an
implementation makes it rather rigid, IMO (MMN - Meiner Meinung Nach?)  I
know that there are methods for doing software w/international markets in
mind, meaning foreign language versions, in both an effective and efficient
manner.  I almost hate to say this, but Microsoft is probably a very good
model f/RBTI to follow, at least in this area.  I did say model and I
emphasize that, because, if what I'm "hearing" about v7 is true (Delphi,
Object.Properties, etc), I am hopeful that (almost) all those little things
in RBase that have driven us a bit crazy over the years will either gone by
way of superceding functionality or "exposed" in such a way that we can
handle these issues w/a finer level of discretion/granularity.

Mach's gut! Tch��,
Steve in Memphis


> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of J.M. GRATIAS
> Sent: Sunday, March 31, 2002 3:21 AM
> To: INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Eep Question
>
>
> Steve :
>
> >>
> The only way, it seems, to suppress that SAVE|DISCARD|CANCEL
> dialogue is to
> have nothing but VARIABLES located on your FORM
> <<
>
> This windows is a real problem here in Europe where we have to write non
> english applications.
> With my Swiss and German fellows, we spent some times in trying to
> translate this dialog without success (because it is stored as a bit map
> image into RBW code).
>
> It would be fine to have a simple and general way to hide this windows and
> replace it by a specific dialog in our national language ....
>
> J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique, France



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