How to localize button labels of a genuine NI VI?

Some days ago I asked how to manage the translation of button labels of the
genuine "file dialog VI" from NI (i.e. German label "Wahlen"-> English label
"Select", German label "Abbruch"->English label "Cancel" etc.) for the
finished application (I need to have a german and an English version).
Someone suggested to select English from the Windows country selection and
someone else suggested to use the string export/import function.
However, nothing succeeded so far.
I even bought WIN 2000 in English, since I thought LV perhaps refers to some
standard/library Windows labelling names during compilation.
Regarding the string export/import function: This should work if one is able
to get into the VI, but with the genuine "
file dialog VI" from NI I cannot
enter the VI.
Do I really have to program my own VI for such a simple localizing thing?
So far, heavily disappointed....
Thanks
Klaus

Klaus,
Sorry to hear about your problems. Have you tried contacting NI about this? They are usually very good about supporting issues such as this.
I am going to try a few things for you to see if I can help. If I don't post a followup, assume I had no luck. If you go to ni.com/ask you can start a formal support question. The NI tech support guys will help you fairly quickly (usually within a day or less!)
Good luck.

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(you can see this scale to). Scale should also be programatically, based on number of regions - 4 in this example.
Which is the best control for doing this? Is there any
flash builder control that support customization with scales and something like this component, or I have to use drawing for this, as I have already have?
2. How can I make opacity css effect? For example, in component on previous link I want to make some areas of box black but with opacity, so area under black is seen. Something like on this picture:
http://imageupload.org/?d=A3B76A421
3. How can I add label dinamically in action script code? I tried:
var myLabel:spark.components.Label=new spark.components.Label();
myLabel.move(0,0);
myLabel.text="AAA"
addChild(myLabel);
but nothing happened.
I'm using spark layout. I also tried to add label on button click but it also doesn't work. I tried to set wigth and height of label but it also doesn't work.
Any kind of help would be appreciate.
Thanks in advance

you may have to use Hbox then insert label inside
this may be helpful!!
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I've applied a fade effect to a component that contains a
button and some other children. All the component fades correctly
and the button fades too, but not its label. I think that it's an
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