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I like the Internationalization Wizard that allows one to work on the whole project, especially when the project contains a lot of packages and java files. However, to make it more useful, I do have a few suggestions: 1. In the second step of the wizard (Select Resources for Sources), the user is forced to select a resource file for each java file. Therefore, in order to move on to the next step, the user has to create one resource file for each java file or each java package beforehand, even if it turns out there is nothing to internationalize for that java file or package later. Can we make the resource file generated on demand? 2. In the third step of the wizard (Modify Found Strings), it would be nice to show some context info for each found string, either through some tooltip, or maybe opening the java editor and jumping to that line if a string is clicked. 3. Also in the third step of the wizard, it would be nice to have capability to indicate that the hard-coded string should not be i18nized, which, adds a "// NOI18N" string at the end of the line in the java file. Maybe this should be done if the checkbox in front of the hard-coded string is not checked? (It could be tricky if multiple strings are on the same line and the user only wants some strings to be i18nized.) 4. Still in the third step of the wizard, if the user has a lot of files and a lot of hard-coded strings, he might not be able to work out all of them at once. So if the user could say "OK" on a file-by-file basis, that would be really useful.