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Multi Language By Richard Rost ![]() ![]() Multi Language Support in Microsoft Access In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to change your form labels and button captions to a different language. We'll switch between English and French, but you can use any language you want. Elaine from Montreal, Quebec (a Gold Member) asks: I have workers in my office who don't all speak English. Some speak French. Is there any way to have my form labels and buttons switch from one to the other? MembersMembers will learn how to create a completely table-based solution so even end-users can modify the translation data without needing to make changes to the VBA code. We will loop through all of the controls on a form, find the ones that need to be translated, and look up the translation from the table. Fun stuff! Silver Members and up get access to view Extended Cut videos, when available. Gold Members can download the files from class plus get access to the Code Vault. If you're not a member, Join Today! Pre-Requisites
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2 years | Multi Language | Nigel Hancock | |
2 years | Multi Language | Nigel Hancock | |
3 years | Multi Language | Mark Pierce | |
3 years | Multi Language | Chris Bezant | |
3 years | Oops Wrong Video | Bert Harmsma | |
3 years | Wrong video | Gary James | |
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Keywords: TechHelp Access multi language support, forms in different languages, spanish, french, german, change the language on buttons and labels, bilingual, localizing, Creating Multi-Lingual Databases, multilingual PermaLink Multi Language Support in Microsoft Access |