Multiple-Language Target Files Property Page

[Source and Target Files Dialog Box]

The Multiple-Language Target Files property page in the Source and Target Files dialog is used to write Win32 multiple-language EXE and DLL files. A "pseudo-translation" option lets you write a target file using a pseudo-translation text.

The file status indication on the page lets you know if a target file exists or if a target file is not up-to-date and needs to be rewritten.

See also: "Multiple-Language Target Files."

Pseudo-Translation

A target file can be written with a pseudo-translation option (using a pseudo-translation text). See the "Pseudo-Translation" topic for more information.

Figure: The Multiple-Language Target Files property page active in the Source and Target Files dialog box..

Dialog Box Items

·	Files List A list of the source files for which multiple-language target files can be created.
·	Target languages List A list of all the target languages for the active translation project.
·	Edit selected Button Opens the Target File Name dialog box to change the name of the selected file.
·	Write target file(s) Button The command button used to create target files. Opens the "Target File Name" dialog box.
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·	Pseudo-translation Check Box Check this option to write the target file(s) with a pseudo-translation text.
·	Settings Button Opens the Pseudo-Translation dialog box.

Symbols

Green checkmark:	1.	Indicates that a target file exists and is also up-to-date.
	2.	Indicates that a command has been performed successfully.

Red "X" mark:	1.	Indicates that a target file does not exist or that it is not up-to-date.
	2.	Indicates that a command has not been performed successfully.

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