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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Internationalization / November 2005

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Localization Problem18 Nov 2005 18:32 GMT2
I am developing one webapplication in asp.net with C#. This application has
to support localization. I created the complete application here in my
development environment but the localization part was done in my
HeadQuarters. The localization team can give all the supported ...
English Culture Setting for non English Countries16 Nov 2005 05:07 GMT5
I am trying to create a web app which uses localized pages. I don't
know how to take care of Culture setting of some of the countries which
use English for their website but Culture Info does not show English
for them
Question about ResXFileCodeGenerator in VS200515 Nov 2005 17:19 GMT1
I want to centralize my localized strings in an external assembly but still
want to benefit from the new intellisense feature of VS2005.
So I create a new class library project names 'MyStrings' and add a new
resource file named 'Glossary.resx' to it. I add some strings and
Localization in Web application11 Nov 2005 16:38 GMT3
I have the following resource files in a VB .NET project "RESproj":
spjeRes.da.resx
spjeRes.de.resx
spjeRes.resx
This Fails?  Assert(CaseInsensitiveComparer.DefaultInvariant.Equals('abc', 'ABC'))09 Nov 2005 13:52 GMT3
Can anybody duplicate this problem and/or explain to me why this
assertion might be failing for me?  Seems pretty straightforward to me
that it should succeed, but I must be missing something.
Assert(CaseInsensitiveComparer.DefaultInvariant.Equals('abc', 'ABC'))
Indian languages - Telugu  font03 Nov 2005 21:58 GMT6
I am developing small application for my client.
This application needs Interface in all major Indian languages such as
Telugu,hindi  etc.
I added telugu resource file to my application.  But When I am trying to
Net Currency formatting not understood in Excel03 Nov 2005 19:30 GMT3
We have a problem in that when we want to display our decimal values we sometimes format them as a currency string or a number string, depending on if the number symbolizes a monetary value, or just a number.
We live and work in Sweden, and the default regional setting for Sweden ...
Foreign Language Support for VS.NET Setup Projects03 Nov 2005 17:12 GMT3
    I have an application that uses several VS.NET 2003 setup projects that package various components cna applications into MSI files. I need to provide foreign language support for 5-6 languages other than English. Do VS.NET 2003 setup projects support internationaliation? If ...
 
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