Jean-Marc

The "Custom PDF Generator for LabVIEW - Simplicity AI" and "Exaprom PDF" are both based on "iTextSharp 4.1.6". They have the same licensing requirement. Il you take a look at the end user license agreement (EULA) for Simplicity AI (\LabVIEW 201X\vi.lib\Simplicity AI\SAI_PDF_API\PDF_Toolkit_EULA.pdf"): "14.1 The software includes and uses the ItextSharp version 4.1.6 open source PDF library, which is licensed under LGPL (GNU Lesser General Public License)." Jean-Marc

I saw that a few people have downloaded the files. Do you have any comments or suggestions to improve them? Thanks Jean-Marc

I function much like ShaunR. I have a text file translation (spreadsheet): the first column corresponds to tags (full names in my case), the second column is the Language 1 (French), the third column is the language 2 (English), etc.. When the main VI starts, it reads this text file and the default language (first line of the spreadsheet file). The file is transfered in a 3D array. The cell "i,0,0" contains a tag associated with a particular VI (a VI who needs translation). When I call a VI, if translation is needed, I send to him the corresponding 2D array. This part is not included in the attachment. For all VIS who need translation, I read the references of the controls (visible in the pane). I search in the 2D array to find the tag and I write the text in the proper caption, ring text, tab caption, XY Graph axes, etc. This second part is included in the attachment. Jean-Marc TraductionLV86.zip

I modified Get All Controls reference.vi (http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/2902) to obtain the references in the pane. Jean-Marc LV8.6.1.zip