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[GUI Control Only]
By default, VPE chooses the language for its GUI (Graphical User Interface) by querying the current chosen language in the control panel of the system. With this property you can override that default behavior and force VPE to use a specific language.
property GUILanguage [integer] VPE.GUILanguage
write; runtime only
Possible Values:
available languages are:
ActiveX / VCL |
Value |
Enum |
Comment |
VGUI_LANGUAGE_USER_DEFINED |
-1 |
UserDefined |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_ENGLISH |
0 |
English |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_GERMAN |
1 |
German |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_FRENCH |
2 |
French |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_DUTCH |
3 |
Dutch |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_SPANISH |
4 |
Spanish |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_DANISH |
5 |
Danish |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_SWEDISH |
6 |
Swedish |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_FINNISH |
7 |
Finnish |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_ITALIAN |
8 |
Italian |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_NORWEGIAN |
9 |
Norwegian |
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VGUI_LANGUAGE_PORTUGUESE |
10 |
Portuguese |
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Default:
depends on the chosen language in the control panel of the system
Remarks:
If you set the GUILanguage to UserDefined, you can specify freely any text in any language for each element of the GUI by calling SetResourceString.
Example:
ActiveX / VCL:
Doc.GUILanguage = VGUI_LANGUAGE_SPANISH
.NET:
Doc.GUILanguage = GUILanguage.Spanish
forces VPE to use spanish as language for the GUI