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Use this sheet to specify the .NET project file you want to localize.
Specifies the .NET project file of the application or library you want to localize. This file is the only file you have to add to your Soluling project. Soluling reads the project file to find all the resource files used by the project.
Specifies the configuration that is used when reading values from the project file. For example, most project files have both debug and release configurations. Each configuration has a different compilation setting and output directory typically.
Specifies the original language of the original file. If the file uses two or more languages, select Unknown or multiple languages (the first item in the list).
Click the scissors icon to change the current country-specific original language id into a country neutral id. For example, if the original language is English (United States), clicking the button makes it English. The button is visible only if the current language id is a country-specific id.
Specifies the character encoding used in the original file. Some files or databases can use several encoding. If this is the case, you can use this combo to select the right encoding. If the file format does not let you choose the encoding, then this combo is disabled or hidden.
Below the combo box, there is an information line that shows other properties of the original file, such as if the byte order mark is used and what is the newline character(s) used in the file.