Visualc allows you to choose a different language when you build the MFCAppWizard program. When supporting DLL using the Far East (Japanese, Korean and Chinese), you need to support double-bytes of operating systems. These DLLs are not installed in the default installation, you need you to do it yourself. If you need them, you can find them in the / sharedide / bin / IDE directory on the Visualc CD:
Language AppWizard DLL Southern AppWZJPN.dll
North Korea appwzkor.dll
Simplified Chinese AppWZCHS.DLL
Taiwan Chinese Appwzcht.dll For example, if you want to support Chinese in your software, you can copy the above appwzchs.dll into your / defstudio / sharedide / bin / IDE directory. Also, you have to choose the correct code page (CODEPAGE). These conditions are mainly descriptive statements including language in RC, such as Language, CodePage, and so on. The CodePage in the mainland is 936, Taiwan is 950, US English is 1252, which exists in other Microsoft development tools, such as FrontPage. If you have these statements in your Chinese software, the program written can only be run under the corresponding platform, there is garbled, add any Chinese platforms. If you delete these statements, then your software can run under what platform.
There is also a simplest way that you can open the .RC resource file to find Code_page (1252), and change 1252 to 936.
