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From: etxtorn@juno11.ericsson.se (Thomas Tornblom TM/JU 99367)
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Subject: Re: Supporting many human languages.
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Date: 3 Jul 90 09:10:24 GMT
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In article <1990Jul2.205752.2317@mmm.serc.3m.com> us269574@mmm.SERC.3M.Com (Darryn J. Kozak) writes:
>I need to support a software product to be used in different countries.
>I am looking for suggestions on ways to support multiple human languages
>for this system. The software in written in C and will run on UNIX boxes.
>
>I am most interested in ways to store the different text strings and
>switch between them. Does anyone have some ideas or recommendations for
>doing this?
....

Check the MNLS stuff from AT&T.

Thomas