International versions of .net framework

[Jack Russell]

There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it
just the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover
all by detecting the current culture?

Thanks

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

"Jack Russell"

There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it just
the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover all by
detecting the current culture?

Als je met de installer de setup bedoeld. Het is in mijn opinion in veel te
weinig talen (sommige delen zijn hard gecodeerd in Engels).

I hope this helps,

Cor

[Jack Russell]

Cor Ligthert [MVP] wrote:

"Jack Russell"

There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it just
the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover all by
detecting the current culture?

Als je met de installer de setup bedoeld. Het is in mijn opinion in veel te
weinig talen (sommige delen zijn hard gecodeerd in Engels).

I hope this helps,

Cor

Cor,

I think that is Dutch? Unlike Holland we Australians rarely speak any
other language! So no it does not help!

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Jack,

Als je met de installer de setup bedoeld. Het is in mijn opinion in veel
te weinig talen (sommige delen zijn hard gecodeerd in Engels).

I think that is Dutch? Unlike Holland we Australians rarely speak any
other language! So no it does not help!

There is written.
If you with the installer means the setup. It is my opinion that it is in to
few languages. (some parts are hard coded in English).

I hope you understand as well why I did it this way

:-)

Cor

[m.posseth]

Howdy mate :-)

No the basic framework is exactly the same ,,, only the error messages are
different ( so installing a standard framework on a German computer will
result in English error messages if the program runs in an error )

starting off framework 1.1 you have even seperate language packs for the
framework so you can install one basic framework and later decide to
install a language pack if this is necessary ( if you customer wants to see
"Fehler ! etc etc etc " instead of "Error etc etc etc " .
regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Jack Russell" <ja***@norubbish.tpg.com.au> wrote in message
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There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it just
the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover all by
detecting the current culture?

Thanks

[Jack Russell]

Michael,

Never seen the language packs, can you point me at them please?

Jack
m.posseth wrote:

Howdy mate :-)

No the basic framework is exactly the same ,,, only the error messages are
different ( so installing a standard framework on a German computer will
result in English error messages if the program runs in an error )

starting off framework 1.1 you have even seperate language packs for the
framework so you can install one basic framework and later decide to
install a language pack if this is necessary ( if you customer wants to see
"Fehler ! etc etc etc " instead of "Error etc etc etc " .
regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Jack Russell" <ja***@norubbish.tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:OC**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it just
the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover all by
detecting the current culture?

Thanks

[Jack Russell]

Cor Ligthert [MVP] wrote:

Jack,

Als je met de installer de setup bedoeld. Het is in mijn opinion in veel
te weinig talen (sommige delen zijn hard gecodeerd in Engels).

I think that is Dutch? Unlike Holland we Australians rarely speak any
other language! So no it does not help!

There is written.
If you with the installer means the setup. It is my opinion that it is in to
few languages. (some parts are hard coded in English).

I hope you understand as well why I did it this way

:-)

Cor

Cor,

Yes I understand (although I have run several German setups and find I
can get through just by knowing what they are trying to do).

jack

[m.posseth]

Hello Jack

here is some intersting reading material

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ageruntime.asp

download of the frameworks
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

and here you can download the seperate language packs

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]

and now i go to bed :-) it is 1:35 over here time to stop the hobby :-)


"Jack Russell" <ja***@norubbish.tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:eE**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Michael,

Never seen the language packs, can you point me at them please?

Jack
m.posseth wrote:

Howdy mate :-)

No the basic framework is exactly the same ,,, only the error messages
are different ( so installing a standard framework on a German
computer will result in English error messages if the program runs in an
error )

starting off framework 1.1 you have even seperate language packs for the
framework so you can install one basic framework and later decide to
install a language pack if this is necessary ( if you customer wants to
see "Fehler ! etc etc etc " instead of "Error etc etc etc " .
regards

Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Jack Russell" <ja***@norubbish.tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:OC**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

There are various versions of the dotnextfx installer fro different
"cultures" / languages. Is the installed framework different or is it
just the setup part of it? Out of curiosity why cannot one version cover
all by detecting the current culture?

Thanks