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Adding Languages to a Project 

You can add languages to your project by using the Resource DLL Wizard (Win32). For each language that you add, the wizard generates a resource module project in your project group. Each resource module project is given an extension based on the language’s locale. 

Editing Resource Files in the Translation Manager 

After you have added languages to your project by using the Satellite Assembly Wizard or Resource DLL Wizard, you can use the Translation Manager to view and edit your resource files. You can edit resource strings directly, add translated strings to the Translation Repository, or get strings from the Translation Repository. 

Setting the Active Language for a Project 

After adding languages to your project with the Satellite Assembly Wizard or the Resource DLL Wizard, the base language module is loaded when you choose RunRun. However, you can load a different language module by setting the active language for the project. 

Setting Up the External Translation Manager 

If you do not have the RAD Studio IDE, you can use the External Translation Manager (ETM) to localize an application. To use ETM, the developer must provide you with the required ETM files and project files.  

Updating Resource Modules 

When you add an additional resource, such as a button on a form, you must update your resource modules to reflect your changes. 

Using the External Translation Manager 

Translators who do not have the RAD Studio IDE can use the External Translation Manager (ETM) instead of the Translation Manager. The steps for using the ETM are similar to those for the internal Translation Manager.