> Mainly what I'm missing is the ability to read in a resource file
> with a set of strings in it and then use LoadResString to populate my
> text fields with strings from the proper language.
OK. That's a VBA vs VB thing more than PC/Mac.
You might instead need to distribute language files in whatever format works
for you. Read them in at startup or use a function to return the string from
the file as needed.
Ah. And if I'd read all of the reply before starting to babble, I'd have seen
that you did that and then some. <g>
> Also, there doesn't seem to be any way of determining what the
> system language is.
Sigh. Yeah.
Application.LanguageSettings .... doesn't seem to be supported.
You might google for Applescript methods of doing this; you can call
Applescript from within PPT.
> But I think I've worked around the problem, and, surprisingly, it
> seems to have been fairly easy. For what we're doing, I have to have a
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> that won't be too hard to work around. Perhaps I'm just
> misunderstanding how they're supposed to work.
Haven't run into this one but it may stop at the *system defined* line ending.
For Windows, CR/LF pairs. For Mac, CR only, isnt' it? So you might get lines
that include the LF.
> ....Eric...
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