How to open RESX files?

Q: How to open RESX files?

To open RESX files, you can use any text/code editor that supports the format (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and its extension called <a href="/https://github.com/dotnet/ResXResourceManager">ResX Resource Manager</a>), use online services, or upload it to Localazy - the online <a href="/dictionary/translation-management-system-tms">translation management system</a>. Localazy offers a clutter-free way to browse, edit and manage localization files of many formats, including RESX. To open RESX files using the Localazy interface, do the following; <ol> <li><a href="/register">Sign up for free</a></li> <li>Create a translation project</li> <li>Upload your RESX file (via <a href="/docs/general/importing-localization-files">file upload</a> or use the <a href="/docs/cli/the-basics">Localazy CLI</a>)</li> <li>Browse the strings inside, translate your RESX file to another language, and more…</li> </ol> Learn how Localazy works in the <a href="/docs/general/getting-started-with-localazy">Getting Started Guide</a>. Learn more about Localazy <a href="/integrations">integrations</a>. <h2 id="resources" id="resources">Resources <a class="markdownit-header-anchor" href="#resources">#️⃣</a></h2> <a href="/docs/cli/resx-format">CLI: RESX File Format</a> <a href="/docs/integrations/quick-start-resx">CLI Quick Start - RESX</a>

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