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Category Archives: internationalization
Change program locale at runtime in C#
This example lets you change program locale at runtime so you can test localized programs. The example Test localized programs in C# explains how you can make a program select a specific locale when it starts so you can test … Continue reading
Posted in globalization, internationalization, localization
Tagged C#, C# programming, change globalization, change internationalization, change locale, change localization, cultures, example, example program, globalization, globalize, international, internationalization, internationalize, languages, localization, localize, Windows Forms programming
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Test localized programs in C#
The example Localize a program in C# explains how you can localize a program so it displays different user interfaces depending on the system’s locale. After you localize it, the program automatically selects the correct locale at runtime. Because it … Continue reading
Localize a program in C#
Globalization is the process of building an application that can be used by users from different cultures. Localization is the process of customizing a globalized application for a specific culture. To localize an application: Build an application as usual. Place … Continue reading
Draw a timezone conversion chart in C#
The example Use Microsoft Word to make a timezone conversion chart in C# shows how to make a timezone conversion chart in Word. This example creates a print document holding a similar chart. When you select two timezones and click … Continue reading
Use Microsoft Word to make a timezone conversion chart in C#
This example uses Word to generate a timezone conversion chart that lets you easily convert hours from one timezone to another. Select a date and the two timezones. Then press Make Chart to make the conversion chart. (You need to … Continue reading
Posted in internationalization, Office, Word
Tagged C#, C# programming, example, example program, internationalization, locales, localization, Office, timezone conversion, timezones, Windows Forms programming, Word
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A plea for help: Tell me what you want to see in my blog!
I get remarkably little feedback from my blog. I track post views and know that I have 857 Twitter followers, but people rarely let me know if they particularly like or dislike a post. That makes it hard for me … Continue reading
Posted in ADO.NET, algorithms, animation, API, challenges, combinatorics, controls, cryptography, curve fitting, database, extension methods, files, fonts, fractals, games, geometry, globalization, graphics, internationalization, LINQ, localization, mathematics, Office, phone, printing, reflection, registry, serialization, threading, transformations, user interface, Word, wpf, XAML, XML
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