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MP - 14 Oct 2004 19:10 GMT
Hello,
   I am investigating the possibility to use Custom Locales to customize
portions of our application.

   The way I see it, we would write the application and localize it. Then
if one specific customer requests that a form be customized (we do not have
thousands of customer) we would create a custom local for that customer, set
that custom local at run-time. This should load the customized forms from
the proper resx file and continue to load the mainstream forms....

   Look great on paper but how do I go about it. In the IDE I cannot add a
custom local, so it makes it hard to customize. And I am not even sure how
to implement the thing at run-time.

   Has anyone tried this?

Thank you

- Martin
Jorge Matos - 23 Oct 2004 18:01 GMT
Christian Nagel shows how to create a custom CultureInfo object.  CultureInfo
is used to represent the locale using the ISO standards.

See:
http://www.christiannagel.com/my+downloads/72.aspx

> Hello,
>     I am investigating the possibility to use Custom Locales to customize
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>
> - Martin
MP - 25 Oct 2004 14:47 GMT
Thank you!!!

> Christian Nagel shows how to create a custom CultureInfo object.
> CultureInfo
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>> - Martin

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