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Sisulizer supports localization of these languages and platforms

Programming languages supported by Sisulizer

Language	Recommended Localization	Supported product
Delphi	Binary	Delphi 2010
	Binary	Delphi 2009
	Binary	Delphi 2007
	Binary	Delphi 2006
	Binary	Delphi 2005
	Binary	Delphi 2-8
	Binary	Turbo Delphi for WIN32
	Binary	Turbo Delphi for .NET
C#	Binary	C# Builder 2006
	Binary	C#
	Binary	C# Express
	Binary	Turbo C#
C++	Binary	C++ Builder up to 2010
	Binary	Visual C++ NEW incl. 64-Bit PE files
	Binary	Turbo C++
Basic	Binary	VB.NET
	Source	Visual Basic
Java	Source	Visual J#
	Source	JBuilder
	Source	Sun Java

Background Info

Binary localization

If you are new to software localization, you will often read about binary localization. But what does binary mean in this context?

Binary localization reads all strings that should be localized from the compiled application. This is possible because modern Windows programming systems store dialog boxes, menus, shortcuts, and strings in what is called "resources". Resources are special sections in the compiled program that systems can read without de-compiling the binary file. Sisulizer can perfectly read and write these sections without touching the program code.

ResX Software Localization

Combo box in project wizard showing file types localizable with Sisulizer

Windows™ 7: With Sisulizer you can localize all applications for Windows™ 7, as well as you can install and use Sisulizer itself with Microsoft's new operating system. Sisulizer supports 32 and 64 Bit PE files.

Platforms supported by Sisulizer

Platform	Format
Desktop Databases	Access
	Paradox
	dBase
	DBISAM
Server Databases	SQL Server (Sisulizer Enterprise)
	Oracle (Sisulizer Enterprise)
	Interbase (Sisulizer Enterprise)
	MySQL (Sisulizer Enterprise)
	Firebird (Sisulizer Enterprise)
Windows Binaries	DLL, EXE, and OCX incl. Windows™ 7
HTML / HTML Help	HTML up to Version 4.01 HTML Help up to latest version Web Help
.NET Windows Forms (ResX)	Visual Studio 2010
	Visual Studio 2008
1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0 and higher	Visual Studio 2005
	Visual Studio.NET 2003
	Visual Studio.NET 2002
	CodeGear RAD Studio 2007
	Borland Developer Studio
XML	1.0, 1.1
XLIFF	Up to 1.1
TMX
Mobile	Symbian up to V9
	Pocket PC
	.NET Compact Framework
	J2ME (Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition)
Reports	Ace Reporter (VCL embedded)
	QuickReport (VCL embedded)
	ReportBuilder (VCL embedded)
	ReportBuilder (.rtm files)
Web Development	JSP
	ASP, ASP.NET up to version 2.0
	PHP up to version 5
Other	Text file
	PO/POT/MO files
	INI file

ResX

Tools menu showing various platform settings supported for localization by Sisulizer.

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