Binary Localization is supported for: Delphi.NET VB.NET Turbo Delphi Visual C# C# Turbo C#
	WYSIWYG Complete - Visual editor for forms, frames, menus, and so forth.		Virtual Inheritance Full support includes inherited forms and frames		TM Yes includes Trados translation memory access (Enterprise)
	Binary Localization Full support, recommended for Microsoft® .NET Windows platforms		Full support for .NET 1.0 .NET 1.1 .NET 2.0 .NET 3		RESX Full support
	Multi-Language Yes, full support for .EXEs with multiple languages		Third party control mapping, well-known controls are automatically mapped		Source Localization Yes all .NET compatible files
	BiDi Mode Yes, including mirroring for right-to-left languages		Languages If Windows supports a language, then Sisulizer supports it		UNICODE Yes, full support

.NET—The future of programming

With Microsoft® .NET, many things in the life of a programmer became easier. The .NET name space is a paradise for developers, reducing their time and costs of software development. From the moment .NET is shipped with Windows®, all excuses to avoid using it will disappear. So be ready and start now. Sisulizer is here to support your .NET projects that require software localization.

The good news: Localization just got easier with .NET. It has automatic UNICODE support for strings and interface elements (GUI), making .NET the ideal platform for international software projects. For the .NET developer, UNICODE techniques mean saying goodbye to code pages and time-consuming conversions.

RESX files are another time saver already built into .NET. Just mark your forms as "localizable" and .NET does the rest.

Together RESX and UNICODE make .NET the ideal platform for software localization projects. Sisulizer adds the full spectrum of possibilities that only a state-of-the-art software localization tool can offer—to make your .NET localization experience a pleasure.

Full WYSIWYG

With Sisulizer, you or your translator localize your complete .NET project in binary what-you-see-is-what-you-get, or WYSIWYG, mode.

You see all visual components like menus, dialog boxes, user controls, icons, and bitmaps in Sisulizer's visual editor.

.NET dialog box in Microsoft Visual Studio®

This is what we mean by WYSIWYG: The same dialog box in Sisulizer's visual editor. The red color marks elements to be translated.

Sisulizer comes with dozens of predefined mappings for user and third party controls making the WYSIWYG experience complete. You can define more mappings for new and unknown controls. Custom properties are also supported like string, icon and picture resources.

Visual Studio® and Borland® Developer Studio support

Sisulizer supports Visual Studio and Borland Developer Studio project files up to the latest versions. This means that, if you localize at the RESX level, you do not have to specify all .resx files. Point Sisulizer to your project or solution file and our software automatically finds all files needed for localization.

Translation Edition does not need .NET runtime

While you, as a developer, have the .NET runtime and SDK on your computer, you know that your translator might not have it installed. With Sisulizer, this is not a problem, because your translators do not need to install the huge .NET runtime application on their computers.

All files your translator needs, including the free Sisulizer Translation Edition, are included in one small exchange file. This saves a lot of time so that your translator can concentrate 100% of the time on translating your software, instead of installing huge runtime files.

Of course, the Translation Edition has full WYSIWYG support, built-in translation memory, an interface to TRADOS, and many more great time savers. Of course, your translator does not need to see your sources.

You deserve Sisulizer's finest .NET quality support if you are going to localize .NET applications.

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