Its funny you should say that...... I have got this motorbike that has
developed a problem.....
Seriously though....
I'm using the MSDE deployment kit, to package my C# app to be deployed with
MSDE.
The MSDE deployment kit, uses SETUP.INI in order to display localized
instructions / errors. However, I only want to specify one language,
whichever locale the system is running in (ie. I just want to use
English...)
This could be a number of locales though 1033, 3081, 4105 etc etc...
I wanted a slicker way to tell the MSDE deployment kit to use a single
locale....
The obvious (but cumbersome way) is to duplicate the same settings for all
locales in SETUP.INI
I'm trying to find a slicker way
Thanks
P.S. - Can you help with my motorbike?
[quoted text, click to view] "Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen" <lasse@vkarlsen.no> wrote in message
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> Paul Aspinall wrote:
>> Mike,
>>
>> If you feel you cannot answer, then don't.... simple as that.
>>
>
> I think the point he tried to make is that we cannot help you since you
> don't give us the details we need in order to do so.
>
> ie.
> - is it a problem with the .NET framework ?
> - is it a problem with deploying a VB project ?
> - is it a C# problem ?
> - is it a sql server/msde problem ?
> - is it an installation tool problem ?
> - if so, which one ?
> - what "localization not found" issues ?
>
> Seriously, this is akin to going into a car dealership and saying "There's
> something wrong with my bike" and then refuse to give them the bike, or to
> go on to a shop that fixes bikes.
>
> Give us some details, perhaps then we can help.
>
> If you feel you cannot give us the details, then don't.... simple as that.
> But don't expect any help either.
>
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> Lasse Vågsæther Karlsen
>
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