Isn't that the same as what is now available here? http://www.microsoft.com/Language/en-US/Default.aspx
Which are an invaluable resource :) Philip Stears - Lead Developer DriveWorks Ltd | THE Easy-to-Use Design Automation Choice for SolidWorks ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T: + 44 1925 757585 | T: USA 978 633 3408 | Cell +44 7818 031 375 IM [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> | SKYPE ID - philipstears | www.driveworks.co.uk<http://www.driveworks.co.uk> DriveWorks is a SolidWorks Certified Gold Partner DriveWorksXpress - included in every seat of SolidWorks TRY DriveWorks Solo - FREE<https://www.driveworkssolo.com/index.php/try-it> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Greg Keogh Sent: 05 November 2010 06:39 To: 'ozWPF' Subject: RE: WPF Localization Just another note on this issue. In a Silverlight 4 app I'm writing at the moment, I used a custom ResourceManager, Set and Reader to load the localised strings from an Excel spreadsheet. The client retrieves the file when the app starts. The master copy of the strings is held in an XLS file with the key in Column A and a different language in each column, Row 1 contains the language (en-AU, fr-FR, etc) of the column. It's really nice to edit strings this way as you can read horizontally to compare translations of the same string. Really old MSDN discs used to supply similar "spreadsheet" files with translations of Windows strings, but I haven't seen those files for 10 years or more. Greg
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