Hi! Well, I guess this is the most common way to do it. Display a dialog letting the user choose what language to use and then save this setting for later use. You can actually change the language at runtime, but it's not that easy. You'll have to reinit wxLocale and then delete all the parts that need to be translated like a menu etc. Afterwards, recreate them and the correct language will be used. As I said: Not easy, not very nice. I'd recommend using the "choice->save->restart" way.
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