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LANGUAGE ATTRIBUTE VPLUS/V contains an NLS native language attribute option which allows the applications programmer to design a forms file which reflects the native language characteristics of the application. Each forms file has a global native language ID number. The application may be unlocalized, language-dependent, or international. Refer to the Native Language Support Reference Manual for a list of the available native language ID numbers and for examples of these applications. Unlocalized (NATIVE-3000) If a native language ID number is not assigned to a forms file, it will default to 0 (NATIVE-3000). NLS features do not impact an unlocalized forms file. Language-Dependent Language-dependent forms files are used when the associated application only operates in a single native language context. The native language ID number for the specific native language desired is assigned when the forms file is designed. International Multinational corporations may need to maintain a business language for commands, titles, and menus in addition to accommodating the native language of the user for the actual data retrieved or displayed. For this application, -1 is selected as the native language ID number for the forms file. The VPLUS/V intrinsic VSETLANG must be called at run-time to assign the appropriate native language ID.