Geoff Von Allmen wrote:
When I change the active language from Project->Languages->Set Active Language, it always shows the English version regardless of what is selected.

I can see the translated version in the translation manager only if I select 'show the translated form' and then click the 'refresh translated form' button.

The following three registry keys exist in HK_CURRENT_USER/Software/Embarcadero/Locales

[String (value)]
C:\Projects\Test\Test.exe (en-US)
C:\Projects\Test\Source\..\Test.exe (en-US)
C:\Projects\Test\Source\Test.groupproj (en-US)

When I change the active language to simplified chinese (CHS), the only key that updates is the Test.groupproj key, which will change to CHS. The other two stay as en-US. This remains true after rebuilding all, etc.

I found if I manually change the ..Source\..\Test.exe value to CHS it properly displays the translated version or whatever version represents the key, but I don't think manually switching registry keys is how this is supposed to work.

I have not done any other manual manipulation up to this point (aside from having to copy the DBLOGDLG.dfm and DBPWDLG.dfm into the CHS/vcl folder upon language addition in order to get it to compile... they are always missing when you first add a new language it would seem).

Has anyone else ever encountered anything like this?

Thanks for your time -