We have an application that will be distributed worldwide. A lot of users
hasn't an Internet access and therefore we will provide the .NET framework
on the CD which we deliver to the customers. But how should we do that - is
it the redistributable framework we should download and ...

Hi
I am building a Win forms application which Serializes certain Numberic
values. I am using XmlSerialization to achieve this. Currently lets say using
the US culture I serialized a numeric value such as 100.34 - This would be

I am trying to read a resource-only DLL (Win32, Unicode) from a C# test
program. I am using platform invoke to do this as shown below.  The code
compiles, but it cannot show any string resources when there are many string
resources. If you see any obvious reasons, could you let ...

I have a need to get the decimal character. This obviously depends on the
regional settings of the user.  I know if I have the language & the region,
then I can use the CultureInfo class... but how do I get the language &
region characters to

Hi NG,
I´ve wrote a really big application in vb6 and now, i´ve to implement a
multilanguage function in it. I´ve searched with google for a tool, which i
could use to do the localization without having so much work. I now the

I've internationalized my product. From most of the reading I've done, it
seems that the satellite assemblies need to be built "by hand" and so I've
done this in the post-build step of my project although this is not very
elegant.

Marin Thanks for your response.  Yes I use
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture =
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture() to set this.  I followed an
example of custom cultures on the net written by Jason Salas, but his

What are the standard naming conventions for string IDs used with
ResourceManager.GetString()?  Are there any significant disadvantages to
making the names long?  Do you typically identify the class or namespace
from which they are referenced?

I followed this example to create some custom cultures (en-NZ-HMC,
fr-FR-HMC) which are subsets of parent cultures en-NZ, fr-FR, from
which they are inherited in order to mirror the date/time and currency
formats.  A configuration setting is used to determine which culture is

I followed this example to create some custom cultures (en-NZ-HMC,
fr-FR-HMC) which are subsets of parent cultures en-NZ, fr-FR, from
which they are inherited in order to mirror the date/time and currency
formats.  A configuration setting is used to determine which culture is

I can't find the exact information on MSDN Help, so I hope you can help me
out:
in some languages the aa equals å or AE equals Æ.
So I was wandering if the construction

I have written a simple localized application in ASP.NET. In my
global.asax I initialize CurrentUICulture with the culture found in
Request.UserLanguages(0).
On my test system, the culture is en-US, so my application switches to

I need to run a vb.net or aspx.net file every 10 seconds. The Task Scheduler
in Windows 2003 Server can only do it every 1 minute at the minimum, but I
need it every 10 seconds. Is it possible to write a small program in VB.NET
that would run in the background without using much ...

I have an application that uses multiple currencies, I have been
displaying the currencies with the currency symbol as defined in the
RegionInfo class, but I have a situation where the "official" symbol is
not the one commonly used or recognised by the users, specifically it's

If I create a resource file using a resourcewriter object I can create
multilined string resources by using @ or adding in char13/10.
How do I do this if typing strings manually into a text file as name/value
pairs please?