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Antonio Linares wrote:Arthur,

Thanks,

I have placed a copy of it at:
https://code.google.com/p/fivewin-contributions/downloads/detail?name=FRESCFUN.prg

ok, all right, if you need assistance to implement (if the FR is chosen) I am available.

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... of application. I think the language selection can not be done very often. I dont read all language texts to memory. I mean all menu text of chosen language, not only menu but say, msginfo and etc. also. I will read to array and use in all program by choose in array. Thanks

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Regards,

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