I would like to change the language at runtime. I do not found any topic
about that in the documentation. Although restarting the program with a new
UIculture change to the according resources by putting:
' Sets the UI culture to French (France)

a former developper decided to give the dll resources to the translator
team. The use a software that reads this dll, and is able to change it an
generate the dll for the 2nd language.
this kind of process needs to be changed, and i'd like my translator to work

I have a <INPUT NAME='name'> on a FORM and page charset is set to UTF-8.
I entered and submitted these characters: . (Hope you can see them.)
On the ACTION page, I have the following code:
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Can anybody explain how I can obtain the current time for the current time zone without daylight saving adjustment (in .NET 1.1)?
So I don't want
   DateTime.Now (local time with DST)
or

The pubDate field for an RSS feed varies for many providers, somtimes
depending on timezone
PerhapsExamples are:
Jyllandsposten (Denmark)

I am using IE and IIS.
I am facing some problems with non-English characters and so did a test with a simple FORM with ENCTYPE='application/x-www-form-urlencoded' and a single <INPUT NAME='name'> box and and then wrote out the data that was received.  My results are:
a.  If I input ...

  I have an application developed on English environment and I am sure the  
author had never had such an anticipation using it in east Asia.
  But now we do use this application on Japanese version windows 2000.
  On one of its tools, there is a input box where you can input ...

Hi
I'm trying to filter information in a dataset. I use a dataset to
populate the dataview to be filtered.
Dim culture As CultureInfo CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.ClearCachedData()

All,
I am working on localizing a application for China that was a
application I wrote in English not so long ago. The application is
unmanaged VC++.

Hello NG,
If I set the Localizable property on a form to True and choose a Language
property, Visual Studio 2005 (C#) automatically creates a language specific
.resx file for my form. In my opinion, this is the best approach if the

I have an application localized for Germany and Switzerland. International
settings on my computer are set to German (Switzerland).
After I start the localized application on my computer the translations for
German (Germany) are displayed.

We have developed a VB .NET 2003 application using SQL Server 2000.  We've
done some basics in preparing for globalization and localization.
I've found the "Best Practices for Developing World-Ready Applications" in
the Visual Studio help.

I'm running into issue using culture specific percentage value formatting
using .Format("P).
My code is:
NumberFormatInfo.nfi = new CultureInfo("en-US").NumberFormat;