I am not sure if this should go under Windows or Other Applications so I chose in alphabetical order. We are going to do our first implementation of our software for Thailand and so the web server and the database and other servers will need to be set to work in Thai. No problem so far but someone in our QA department said that we will need the .NET 4.0 Full Thai version...I have been unable to find that and am beginning to doubt there is such a thing. Is the .Net 4.0 available in languages other than English or is already all encompassing?
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Re: .NET 4.0 Full
I think the basic .NET library works in all languages, but error messages will be in English by default. There are language packs for .NET 4.0 that translate text such as error messages to another language. But there isn't such a pack for Thai:
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I'd wait till there are other confirmations of this but my suspicion is that it is WINDOWS in Thai language that is required. It would follow that it would then have the latest Thai .NET version included as part of the Windows system itself. ( or available as an update )Timelord wrote:I am not sure if this should go under Windows or Other Applications so I chose in alphabetical order. We are going to do our first implementation of our software for Thailand and so the web server and the database and other servers will need to be set to work in Thai. No problem so far but someone in our QA department said that we will need the .NET 4.0 Full Thai version...I have been unable to find that and am beginning to doubt there is such a thing. Is the .Net 4.0 available in languages other than English or is already all encompassing?
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Hans, thank you.
Bob, we have some customers in Japan setup and we were able to use English for the OS without a problem so I think we should be ok for that too. We do need to use localization and set that to Thai, after that we can still see everything in English but the dates and such will be stored in Thai.
Bob, we have some customers in Japan setup and we were able to use English for the OS without a problem so I think we should be ok for that too. We do need to use localization and set that to Thai, after that we can still see everything in English but the dates and such will be stored in Thai.
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I would have put it in VB/VBA/.NetTimelord wrote:I am not sure if this should go under Windows or Other Applications...
Perhaps it will move there as if by magic?
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And, as if by magic, the thread moved to the VB/VBA/.Net forum...
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