At the bottom of the Project menu, select Add New Resource File command. Now you can use the resource editor to edit the resource file.

This example uses three string tables to store values. For example, the "yes" value is stored as "Yes" in the English table, "Oui" in the French table, and "Ja" in the German table. All three strings have the same identifier.

These tables are identified as English, French, and German in the resource file.

When it runs, the application automatically selects the right table based on the system's LCID. If the LCID doesn't match a table, the application uses the first table.

The program uses LoadResData, LoadResPicture, and LoadResString to load its data.

Private Enum PictureIDs
    respicYes = 10001
    respicNo = 10002
End Enum

Private Sub Form_Load()
    optLanguage.Value = True

    ' Load strings.
    Caption = LoadResString(resCaption)
    cmdYes.Caption = LoadResString(resYes)
    cmdNo.Caption = LoadResString(resNo)
    lblSavePrompt.Caption = LoadResString(resPrompt)
    optLanguage.Caption = LoadResString(resLanguageValue)
    fraLanguage.Caption = LoadResString(resLanguage)

    ' Load images.
    cmdYes.Picture = LoadResPicture(respicYes, vbResBitmap)
    cmdNo.Picture = LoadResPicture(respicNo, vbResBitmap)
End Sub

This method has the advantage that it is (almost) automatic. You don't need to look up the LCID on the computer.