I'm working in vb.net 2005, and in a project we're working, we have a
main form and a few other forms with different settings. One of them is
User setting form with 3 settings, and one of them is application
language with 2 values(language s). When I choose one language and click
OK, I have to exit the application and enter again so that wanted
language occur. What I want is - that event happen imediatelly(the
main form switch to choosen language), without closing the application.
If you have any idea, i would be gratefull. Thanks!
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