Globalization: using another than the default language

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cyberco - 11 Jan 2007 14:51 GMT

Using: WM5 PPC, .NetCF 2, C#, Visual Studio 2005

OK, I figured out how to add resources.resx files for different
languages/cultures for both my Frames and my project at large. But how
can I deploy a version of my application that uses the non-default
language? My application will run on English (also the default of my
project) versions of WM5, but my application should be in the other
language I specified.

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Daniel Moth - 11 Jan 2007 19:54 GMT

The application will run in whatever language the device is running when
your app is launched.

Trying to work against that is more trouble than what is worth and will
require explicit coding on your behalf wherever your code needs to be
locale-aware (whereas now, it just works).

Cheers
Daniel
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> Using: WM5 PPC, .NetCF 2, C#, Visual Studio 2005
>
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> project) versions of WM5, but my application should be in the other
> language I specified.

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Mihai N. - 12 Jan 2007 04:40 GMT

> OK, I figured out how to add resources.resx files for different
> languages/cultures for both my Frames and my project at large. But how
> can I deploy a version of my application that uses the non-default
> language? My application will run on English (also the default of my
> project) versions of WM5, but my application should be in the other
> language I specified.

See here:
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/UILocalizationWithCF20.asp

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