> How about just changing your regional settings in the control panel?
>
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>> Thanks!
>> Jens
"regional settings in the control panel" will not change the
"CurrentUICulture" language. It just will change the region info
something like currency or datetime format.
Change the default UI language requires localize version Windows
or
MUI (Multilingual user interface) for English version Windows
(2000,XP,2003). MUI is available in MSDN subscription.
refer : http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/DrIntl/faqs/muifaq.mspx

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Jens Weiermann - 15 Feb 2006 07:29 GMT
> "regional settings in the control panel" will not change the
> "CurrentUICulture" language. It just will change the region info
> something like currency or datetime format.
yes, that's what I've experienced.
> Change the default UI language requires localize version Windows or MUI
> (Multilingual user interface) for English version Windows
> (2000,XP,2003). MUI is available in MSDN subscription.
Is there really no other way?
Jens