You can use a resource file (.res), to do so first you must load the 'VB 6 Resource Editor', you can find it in the add-in manager menu (If you have trouble with this, check the VB help).
Then you must create a string table and asign strings to the numbers in the table.
To load a string into your Visual Basic app, for example you can use the following statement: 'Text1.Text = LoadResString(103)'.
The number (103 in this case) is the id of the string you want to load.
So, if you give the user the choice of different languages, depending on the language you will load different resource strings.
This is a simple introduction to the subject, but I think you can get going from here. You can find more info on this subject here in vbweb or at www.vbworld.com. Hope it helps!.
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