ctr_TitleChecker
is a tool that can be used to validate application title names on Windows. The tool provides an easy way to check whether title names fit within the character-count restrictions and do not use any unusable characters.
Note: Currently, the tool is only enabled to check the restriction on character width. The check for unusable characters has not been implemented.
Although ctr_TitleChecker
provides an easy way to check whether a title name fits in the standard width, the tool does not guarantee that the name will be displayed properly. Ultimately you will need to confirm the display of the title name on the actual hardware.
No particular software is required, provided that you are using Windows XP or a later version of Windows.
When you launch ctr_TitleChecker.exe
the following dialog box displays:
Excel data can be copied and pasted, providing an easy way to import and export data.
Create an entry spreadsheet having 12 rows and 5 columns.
From left to right, the columns should contain the following information: Language, LongName 1st Line, LongName 2nd Line, ShortName, and Publisher. Formatting (such as Mincho or Gothic, bold face, and italics) is ignored. Line feeds are not allowed inside cells.
Rows are output in this order: Japanese, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. As long as the language codes are correct, entries can be made in any order. Rows that do not contain a language code are ignored.
ctr_TitleChecker.exe
(Importing)
Select the region of 12 rows by 5 columns in the Excel spreadsheet and copy it to the clipboard.
Click the tool's Paste into Forms button to complete the import.
ctr_TitleChecker
to Excel (Exporting)
Click the tool's Copy to Clipboard button.
Next, select the upper-left part of the region in Excel where you want to export the data and paste it there.
Select Save from the menu to write the data in the BSF file format for the creation of icon data.
Note that this step alone does not create a finished BSF file. You still need to do further processing. For details, see the makebanner
help.
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