Actually, it's not complicated at all. I have a little builder that allows me to reposition the controls while I am running the form under whatever language I need. The builder then saves any properties I have set back to my "FormObjects" table.

>Hi Mark,
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>I have a table that has a record for every object on every form. There is a memo field that stores top, left, etc., properties for that object if the language is English....
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>Hmm.. that sounds a bit complicated since you'd only get it right by trial and error ?
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>I simply made my completed English forms into classes and derived sets of forms from these for each language. The English forms have no overrides at all but I can open up any foreign language form which needs adjusting in the designer and adjust the size and position of the controls (and override methods) if neccessary.
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>I admit that the downside of this approach is that we have to compile different EXE's for each language and the user can't switch after installation but for us that's not really a problem.
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>Just a different approach,Regards,
>Viv