Edit XLIFF file in J2EE Configuration Browser

HI ,
I am trying to do internationalization in VC 7.1. In one of the steps. i have to edit XLIFF file in J2EE configuration Browser (under developmentserver->ClientWorspaces-> User Name -> sap.com._UWSoftwareComponent->model folder)
I donot have the edit option to upload the changed XLF file .
How do i edit and upload the file back
Thanks and Regards,
Priyatharini.

Hi Priyatharini,
Please refer to Internationalization thread in this forum. I am also busy with it. Can you email me? so I could forward you things relating it. May be Internationalization works for you...
Best regards,
Dharmi

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