FmXP Language Translations

I. Installing the desired language library file.
    1. Unzip the .exe file from the .zip file.
    2. Double click on the desired .exe file to activate the "WinZip 
       Self-Extractor" dialog.
    3. The language dynamic link library (.dll) file is stored in compressed 
       ("zipped") format in the .exe file. To unzip the file and copy it to the
       default folder (C:\FmXP), simply press the "Unzip" button.  The language
       .dll file should be placed in the same directory as the FmXP.exe file.  
       The installation program for FmXP puts the FmXP.exe file in the C:\FmXP 
       directory.  Hence, this is the default directory for the language .dll 
       file.  If it is desired to put the .dll file in a different directory, 
       change the entry in the "Unzip to folder" edit control.
       Note: The .exe file may contain additional language-specific files for 
       FmXP, such as Prompted Setup Script (.pss) files and Help (.hlp) files. 
       These files should also be stored in the same directory as the FmXP 
       executable (.exe) file.
    4. The "Overwrite files without prompting" checkbox is NOT selected by default.
       Not having this option selected means that if a file of the same name as one
       in the zip archive already exists in the destination directory, the installation
       program  will ask you to confirm the replacement of this existing file with the
       one in the archive before proceeding.   If you choose to select this option,
       a file in the archive will automatically overwrite any  existing file of the same
       name in the specified destination folder.

II. Selecting the desired language when running FmXP.
    1. Click the "Configuration" button in the Main window, then "Select 
       Language" from the resulting popup menu.  Select from the list of 
       available languages.  Languages are "available" if the corresponding 
       dynamic link library file (what was installed in I. above) is present in
       the FmXP program directory.
      
    2. The language in which the FmXP user interface is displayed (the 
       "selected" language) may be changed to any of the available options as 
       often as desired while FmXP is running.  The language which is selected 
       when FmXP terminates will be the selected language when FmXP is next 
       activated.