Hi Tim,

My original question was a little bit misguided -- there are no translations
for the RtfLicense theme included with WiX 3.7. The translations are for a
different them called mbapreq, which doesn't seem to have a license dialog.

In the interest of saving someone a few minutes (perhaps me, in the future),
here are the steps I used to get Japanese language support into my
bootstrapper.

1) Copy a few files from the WiX 3.7 src\ext\BalExtension\wixstdba\Resources
folder:

RtfTheme.xml
RtfTheme.wxl
RtfLargeTheme.xml

I dropped these files into a 'theme' folder in my burn project.

2) Create a couple of new files in my 'theme' folder:

license.rtf
logo.png

3) Create a sub-folder 'theme\1041' to hold my Japanese resources. In this
folder, I have the following localized files:

license.rtf
RtfTheme.wxl

This step is hard if you don't know Japanese. I don't, but I used google
translate to get some pseudo-translations, and my localization team will
eventually replace the strings with proper Japanese.

4) Put it all together in my bundle.wxs file:

    <BootstrapperApplicationRef
Id="WixStandardBootstrapperApplication.RtfLicense">
      
      <bal:WixStandardBootstrapperApplication
        LicenseFile="theme\license.rtf"
        LogoFile="theme\logo.png"        
        SuppressOptionsUI="yes"
        ThemeFile="theme\RtfLargeTheme.xml"
        LocalizationFile="theme\RtfTheme.wxl"/>

      
      
      <Payload Id="theme_ja_jp" Compressed="yes"  Name="1041\thm.wxl"
SourceFile="theme\1041\RtfTheme.wxl"/>
      <Payload Id="license_ja_jp" Compressed="yes" Name="1041\license.rtf"
SourceFile="theme\1041\license.rtf"/>
      
    </BootstrapperApplicationRef>

Hope this helps,

Alnoor



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