A question regarding resources and localization:
My application has several modules (some exes and some dlls). The exes are
windows forms based modules built in C#. My solution has different projects
for these exes and dlls.

I have a very simple program below. I am trying to output Unicode characters
in a file.
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    ofstream logFile("myLog.txt");

We're developing a system using the Crystal Reports tool
bundled with Visual Studio .NET 2003 to build our reports.
Our system is fully internationalized, but AFAIK there is
no way to localize a Crystal report other than to translate

I am about to embark on a large asp.net project and I have a few basic
globalisation questions that I would appreciate help with.
1. Does one need to cater for 'vertical' languages (Japanese, Korean,
Chinese, etc) or are there simplified versions that can be displayed

can I use winforms to display unicode characters? Or I must do something
more?
Thanks
Nhan

I've got a simple C# app that needs to know where the Shared Docments folder
is. So it dutifully calls SHGetFolderPath and retrieves it successfully on
various languages - in particular Japanese.
By looking at the value via MessageBox.Show() calls under True Japanese XP,

What is the best approach to supporting multiple languages for lsit items serverd up from a database. For instance a french translation for the products table. These translations will have to availaible for reporting as well.
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I have a C# application on Windows 2000. When typing in a text box using the
Japanese or Chinese keyboard, the characters appear properly. However, once
focus is lost on the field, the characters display as a series of boxes. I
must highlight the text, right-click, and select ...

Hi, I'm facing a little problem with an ASP.Net DataList Template. Inside
this Template I put an asp:linkButton control and set it's text to "Click
me". When I tryed to get the value from a Resource with a ResourceManager
object and write it to the control's text property inside ...

I am writing a .NET based web application which is localized also. I am
using Form Authentication and I use following code to transfer to the next
page:
FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(email, false);

The System.Windows.Forms.Form.RightToLeft property doesn't respect
GetProcessDefaultLayout. (I say this because calling SetProcessDefaultLayout
before the form is created has no effect on the form yet
GetProcessDefaultLayout reports that the default layout has been set). Why

I am very new to international programming and have a basic question. I
created a Japanese  Hello program using VC7.1. All it does it to output
Hello in Japanese. The code below, however, outputs garbage characters. I
saved the C++ file as Unicode, but it appears that it does not ...

I have a stupid qustion, but I am not able to find the correct way of
specifying an format-string which contains Right-to-Left strings...
Here is the string:
In english it should look like:

I would greatly appreciate any help with the following problem.
I am using Windows 2000 Pro and want to display Arabic text in an MDI
window.
I have set all the regional options to be Arabic(Saudi Arabia)

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