Why not just distribute the message templates for all known DLLs, and not require users to properly mount/configure all of their Windows® partitions?
A. Distributing messages from these DLLs would violate copyright. In addition, since each Windows® system has different software installed, each will have a different set of DLLs. It is better to provide users with a script which can extract all messages from their own partitions, and then use those to convert their event logs.
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