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On 11/29/2011 03:37 AM, Leif Lodahl wrote:
Hi all,
I often need to have text strings other that dialog labels. This can be
error messages, status line messages and msgbox() text.

Does anyone here has experience with developing localizable macros?

It is possible to localize dialogs, the but is there a some kind of best
practice method to access these strings from a Basic macro?

I have found a way to do it, but if there is an official way of doing it, I
would like to hear about it.


Cheers,
Leif Lodahl

Other than reviewing best practices for the content and display of error messages from a macro I would check Andrew Piontyak's Basic guide for OO/LO. I am not sure of the links.

Probably the best advise is to think of the user, the desired (or required) response from them, and being clear but concise about the problem. If possible indicate to the user what they can do to possibly fix the problem. Many error messages are extremely cryptic to the users.

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