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Globalization, Internationalization (I18N), and Localization using C# and .NET 2.0

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The globalization, internationalization (I18N), and localization of Windows applications in the .NET 2.0 platform.

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Architect Philips
India India
Have been working with computers since the early 00's. Since then I've been building, fixing, configuring, installing, coding and designing with them. At present I mainly code windows applications in C#, WCF, WPF and SQL. I'm very interested in Design Patterns and try and use these generic principles in all new projects to create truly n-tier architectures. Also I like to code for making the User Interface very attractive...

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