Agnes,

Voilà:

*-- Toolbar names
#DEFINE TB_FORMDESIGNER_LOC  "Form Designer"
#DEFINE TB_STANDARD_LOC      "Standard"
#DEFINE TB_LAYOUT_LOC        "Layout"
#DEFINE TB_QUERY_LOC         "Query Designer"
#DEFINE TB_VIEWDESIGNER_LOC  "View Designer"
#DEFINE TB_COLORPALETTE_LOC  "Color Palette"
#DEFINE TB_FORMCONTROLS_LOC  "Form Controls"
#DEFINE TB_DATADESIGNER_LOC  "Database Designer"
#DEFINE TB_REPODESIGNER_LOC  "Report Designer"
#DEFINE TB_REPOCONTROLS_LOC  "Report Controls"
#DEFINE TB_PRINTPREVIEW_LOC  "Print Preview"
#DEFINE WIN_COMMAND_LOC      "Command"			&& Command Window

On a similar subject, VBA can be fun if you have to handle multiple versions and languages ;-)

>Hi All,
>I use a german foxpro. This has little problems with localized names.
>(How could MS be that stupid to bound information like window names or ATAGINFO() on localized languages?)
>
>File strings.h shipped with VFP declares the names.
>This fails everytime I use englisch runtime.
>It also declares
>

>#DEFINE WIN_COMMAND_LOC		 "Befehl"			&& Befehlsfenster
>

>what is wrong.
>For my amusement the names of the toolbars are in german, the name of "command", "properties" and "document view" windows are in english.
>
>To figure out the names of command etc. was the easy part. (Try and error approach).
>
>But now I need to now the english names of VFP standard toolbars as defined in
>

>MODIFY FILE HOME()+'FFC\'+'strings.h'
>

>Line "*-- Toolbar names" and following until "Command window'.
>
>Please could somebody post this lines?
>Other languages are welcome as well.
>
>TIA
>Agnes