bugs >> Display Problem Changing Regional and Language Options

by VmIgRGV2ZWw » Thu, 14 Sep 2006 03:51:02 GMT

Getting our current VB 6.0 App ready for use by customers in Spain.
Currently designed for US. When change Windows Regional and Language Options
to Spanish(Spain) or Spanish(Argentina) application does not display pictures
or text, has black spots, like spots of the form could not be displayed, the
background of the forms are gray and you can just see the outline of
controls. When I set the Regional Options to Spain(Mexico) everything works
fine. Anyone got any suggestions? Help!


bugs >> Display Problem Changing Regional and Language Options

by Mark Yudkin » Wed, 20 Sep 2006 14:20:51 GMT


Are you using resource files to store the bits that fail to display?








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