ResMe Standard.

ResMe examines all the source code in your Visual Basic® project to extract user interface strings that should be placed in a Resource file. Sophisticated, customizable rules are used to determine if a string is a candidate for being translated. A code generator automatically creates initialization routines for all the common properties of controls that have user interface strings. Although automatic selection of user interface strings is a powerful time saver, no algorithm is flawless. That's why ResMe has a built-in easy to use manually correction tool to inspect each string in the project. Strings can be forced into or out of the Resource file with the click of a button. The real efficiency of ResMe is due to its ability to view the context of how each string is used in a line of code or to view the source code in any file of the project. After the manual review is complete, all occurrences of the selected user interface strings are replaced by a LoadResString(#ID) function. A 32-bit Resource file containing the strings is created, along with a BAS file of string ID assignments. The project file is automatically updated with the inclusion of any new routines and files. ResMe is designed to be run repeatedly in order to pick up incremental additions to your projects. All existing resource data is carried forward and any existing string resources carried forward and reused whenever possible.