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Define the language for all screens and messages. The default language setting is English but we recommend defining the language even if only English is used. With language code = 0 the language, which is configured in the operating system, is used. If the operating system uses an unsupported language, the default language would be used.
The language, which is in use by Licence Protector, can be retrieved with GetLanguage.
Some languages like Chinese need a Windows system with the same character set - e.g. to view the screens in Chinese simple you need a Windows operating system configured for Chinese simple. It would not work on an English Windows system. These languages are marked with an *
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SetLanguage |
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Sets the language for Activation Screens, messages and the License Viewer. |
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To change the current language for messages and the License Viewer |
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iRes := lic.SetLanguage(2); if iRes <> 0 then begin << an error occurred >> ... end else begin << language successfully set to english >> ... |
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•It is possible to use this command before a license file has been opened.
•You can define, that the user gets a list with languages, where he can select the desired language during the first program start with the command SetRegisterLanguages.
•You can always create an own GUI of the end user screens for languages, which are not supported right now - e.g. Russian or Chinese. See chapter Custom-made User Interface