In asp .Net app, a web.config file can have the following
<globalization fileEncoding="iso-8859-1" requestEncoding="iso-8859-1"
responseEncoding="iso-8859-1"/>
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The overload Boolean.ToString(IFormatProvider) ignores the passed parameter
and regardless returns either Boolean.FalseString or Boolean.TrueString
which are hard coded in mscorlib.dll to "False" and "True" respectively.
Is there any way in .NET of formatting a Boolean type to the ...

We have 2 solutions that share several projects. The assemblies for both
solutions (if they are both installed on a server pc) reside in the same
directory
What's the best way to localize so that string resources, for the shared

Good Morning,
I've the following problem :
I want to translate some page of my site using babelfish translator of
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Hello. I'm working on an application in VB.Net using Visual Studio .Net 2003. Since our application has to be in Engligh and in French (depending upon user selection), we're using the ResourceManager class to reference the localization .resx files. Here's the problem:
Changes we ...

Are there any recognised tests or guidelines for checking that an
application is able to run in a non-US environment?
We are currently trying to lists tests for QA to run to check that our
application will be able to run in other countries - for example test it

hi everybudy,
I am using Assembly Linker to generate my satellite assembly because when
the satellite assembly is generated automatically when I compile the project
this assembly cannot be edited. But when I use Assembly Linker the satellite

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I would like to discover whether a font support chinese characters so I can
display it in a list of options that the chinese text can be displayed in.
I am running US English version of Windows and not Chinese Windows.  I would
like to show a list of fonts filtered by whether they ...

Our application UI is developed using MFC in Visual C++.  To support
different languages, do we have to maintain  seperate resource file for each
language? Can we store the dialog strings like the text in a label, text in
a button in a seperate text file and somehow load in it? So ...

I have been reading about localising the interface in .NET with windows
forms and resource files.
Can anyone confirm if this functionality is available with aspx
applications? Does it work the same way? If we are designing an aspx

Do resource files need to be compiled into the application? If not, how can
I do this? If so, isn't that a bit of a limitation?
I'm thinking of a case where the translations may change somewhat
frequently - it would be easy to, say, swap out a text resource file, but

I've been trying to sort some data with the
System.Collection.Sortedlist object, in the 'fo-FO' culture.
Sorting for the 'fo-FO' culture doesn't seem to be working correctly,
as the letter 'Æ' (unicode c6) and 'æ' (unicode e6) seem to be sorted

In my application, I want to add some new items to an existing resource
file. So, I wrote below lines.
//--------------
IResourceWriter rw = new

I have an issue where a .NET application is not seeing the correct culture of
a server as defined within the "Regional Options" settings of Control Panel.
I've gone through and set all of the options to German, but when my app
executes it reports the CurrentCulture (of the active ...