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We have been told that in order to have the software available to take
screen shots in the 9 translated languages, we will have to have Windows OS
in each language; otherwise we can't open and run the translated versions.
Is this true!?
Beverly replies:
The product I document uses resource DLLs to localize the user interface
and provides a utility to switch to any of the available languages. Using
my English Windows 98 operating system, I can use the product in any of the
localized languages. That said, our localization vendor usually captures
localized screen shots for us.
Hope this helps,
Beverly
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