ErrorShow software retrieves formatted message text from message table resources using message and language identifiers. It also processes any embedded insert sequences, returning the result in a text box.
I recently had the chance to review ErrorShow, a message formatting software program. This program is designed to help users format message strings they receive. However, it requires a message definition input to do so. The definition can come from a message table resource within an already loaded module. Additionally, users can ask the program to search the system's message table resource(s) for the message definition.
What sets ErrorShow apart is its ability to find message definitions with precision. The program can locate message definitions based on a message identifier and a language identifier in a message table resource. Once it finds the appropriate message definition, it formats the message text and copies it into a dedicated text box. Of course, it can also process any embedded insert sequences that users request.
Overall, ErrorShow is a highly effective and efficient message formatting tool for those who frequently work with messages. Its ability to find message definitions accurately and process insert sequences makes it stand out against other software programs on the market.
What sets ErrorShow apart is its ability to find message definitions with precision. The program can locate message definitions based on a message identifier and a language identifier in a message table resource. Once it finds the appropriate message definition, it formats the message text and copies it into a dedicated text box. Of course, it can also process any embedded insert sequences that users request.
Overall, ErrorShow is a highly effective and efficient message formatting tool for those who frequently work with messages. Its ability to find message definitions accurately and process insert sequences makes it stand out against other software programs on the market.
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