How it works...
The creation is straightforward. The process creates a text file on the disk that contains a tab-separated list of label IDs and translations.
When a label is selected against a control, it will be given a label file ID that ensures it is unique. In our example, the label file ID was ConWHS. As we create a label, it will be given the IDs in the sequence @ConWHS:ConWHS1, @ConWHS:ConWHS2, and so on.
In our example, the label IDs given to the control will be @ConWHS:ConWHS1. This seems needlessly long. Since, we can actually specify the label ID manually, we can choose to enter a shorter ID per label, generating a label such as @ConWHS:L001, or enter a memorable name as an ID, where the ID would then become @ConWHS:ItemNotExists ...
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