Hi fellows and gurus...
I am developing a localized website.
I implemented some classes to handle localization.
I have an Invariant resource and as many localized resource as needed.

Visual Studio 2005 (beta) has a new facility, winres, to make it easier to
hand out translation work to third parties. However this results in .resx
files which need converting via resgen.exe and then al.exe - both of these
are command-line apps which need careful attention to ...

I localize my application. It is working fine. But I want to localize my
database also. Because those data which is coming from back end, It is
always in english language.
Can anyone have any idea..

Can anyone provide me some checklist to verify that SQL 2000 is unicode
enabled . In short how do i test the same
Help is appreciated !
Regards

I have this problem:
I have not unicode file which contains symbols with byte values from
0..255.
I want to copy this letters to a TextBox control. After that I check

I am having vb.net application which is using reference of dll which
is created in ATL COM.
I have one method in COM dll which i am calling in vb.net.
First time application is working find. But if i try to call same

I am using Windows 2003 Server. The VPN works fine, but I want to FTP
through the VPN so the connection is encrypted.  The problem is each of my
IIS sites has a real Internet address specified, w.x.y.z.  So when the VPN
comes up using a private IP, I can't connect to any of the FTP ...

I have created a .resx file in Visual Studio.Net 2003. When I use resgen to
create a .resources file I get the following error message:
error: Invalid ResX input.  Could not find valid "resheader" tags for the
ResX r

  When we use the ResourceManager class to load a satellite assembly, why
does the satellite assembly name need to have the .resources in it's name
format - <AssemblyName>.<culture-Country>.resources.dll ?
If the runtime locates assemblies based on the assembly name + version +

 How can we determine the language code of target machine via "Registry"?
Thanks and regards,
 William