In article <512b41d493steven.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Steven Pampling <steven.pampling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <512b3a09efantispam@xxxxxxxxx>, > Frank de Bruijn <antispam@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > What error was that exactly? The one to do with different versions? > As I recall, yes. > IIRC the code checks the date of the resource file, but why would it > check the details of a resource file that wasn't applicable to the > territory set in the machine? Actually, it never occurred to me that people might want to delete some of the files, even if they are not needed in a particular territory. The program checks the integrity of the entire package and it will continue to do so, because I can never be certain that a user will want to use - and continue to use - the default language set for his or her machine. E.g. I use the English version of some programs, because the Dutch translation is so bad it makes my toes curl. Regards, Frank