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Found!. The problem was a display setting of Win XP.

See Display Options > Effects , last checkbox.

Eric

There is no conflicting menu item.
Try this yourself using a letter hotkey and a lanugua.
As soon you set the active language (even in design mode) the hotkey letters is gone.

Even automatic hotkeys don't work anymore.

Eric

Great, thanks, that worked! Life can be that easy.

Now, when i rightclick the TsiLangLinked component in designtime i can call the editor. Can't find a method on this component to do the same at runtime.

Can this be done?

Eric

The code: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var f : TForm; gb : TRadioGroup; b : TButton; begin //create the form f := TForm.Create(self); f.Caption := 'Test form'; f.Position := poScreenCenter; // create a rodiogroup on the form gb := TRadioGroup.Create(f); gb.Parent := f; gb.Top := 5...

What i mean is this: Assign the caption "&Language" to a menu-item. As you know , alt+L should activate the menu. When using the translator i assign "&Taal" as the dutch translation. The translator shows the letter "T" with an understrike but at runtime the &quo...

Hello, I tried this: On a buttonclick i runtime create a form with a groupbox on it with the items 'One' , 'Two'. I also create a TsiLangLinked component on the form and connect it using the "CommonContainer" and "LangDispatcher" to the "TsiLangDispatcher" and "Tsi...

Hello,

I want to preserve a letter shortcut assignment in my menu-items:

A button with caption "&Cancel" should be translated in "&Annuleren" where the first letter is the shortcut to the button. For buttons this works fine for menu-items not!

Is this possible?

Thanks, will try it directly.

The "ReportBuilder Translation tool"???
Where to find?

Eric

Hello,

I'm new to TsiLanguage and wonder if this is possible.
With our application it's possible the user create a new database table and designs a form around it. Its is possible to include the new string in the sil file at runtime and let the user translate them?

Eric