I'm trying to understand how VS 2005 and the .NET Framework 2.0 can be
used for a localized application. I've read a lot of messages, posts
and guides but I can find a straight answer. I would like to write a
DLL library, but I think it'll contain also some forms. I'd like to add
a global resx file for all the error messages and a resource file for
each form. This can be done very easily with VS2005. Then I can add a
resource file for each language with the naming convention and
everythink works very well. My problem is that I don't want satellite
assemblies!!! My DLL should be delivered alone and it would be a
problem for me to package it with all the directories and satellite
assemblies. I tried to embed all the resources with the right names in
the main assembly (for example of a EXE project) using the command line
tools. The problem is that the ResourceManager try to find the
localized resources outside the main assembly and, as it can't find
them, the neutral language is always used. Is there a "solution" to
this problem? May I change the probing mechanism of the ResourceManager
object? Or should I write something on my own?

Thank you for your help

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