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With the popularity of global marketization, more and more applications are now available in multiple languages. But in fact many of their so-called multilingualisms are raw machine translations. This is not only irresponsible to users, but also reduces the value of the software itself. In this case, in addition to localizing any software with a tool like Passolo, you can also use a tool like Ini Translator to localize software that uses separate language files.