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Welcome to the .NET Internationalization website. This website provides
downloads,
table of contents and a
sample chapter for the book entitled ".NET Internationalization"
by Guy Smith-Ferrier, published by Addison-Wesley in July 2006.
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About ".NET Internationalization"
.NET Internationalization covers the subject of internationalization of .NET Framework
Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications. It is aimed at developers and team leaders
wanting to create applications which run in more than one language and/or region
(country). It covers the .NET Framework 1.1 and 2.0 and Visual Studio 2003 and 2005.
As businesses become more and more international in nature, it is increasingly important
that computer applications be international as well. Version 2.0 of the .NET Framework
provides the most comprehensive support of any development platform for internationalizing
applications, both desktop and web-based. This book shows developers how to write
both desktop and web-based applications which are globalized, or culturally-aware,
and that are localizable, or easy to fit different cultures. The author has developed
applications in four different development environments, and has been working in
.NET since the first beta. While there is some information scattered on the web,
he presents valuable information and techniques that are available nowhere else,
such as how to automatically translate resources, how to create custom resource
managers and custom cultures, new FxCop globalization rules, and proven strategies
for including the translator in the internationalization process. Every chapter
offers practical solutions to real-world internationalization problems. This book
shows developers how they can save their companies millions by incorporating global
friendly techniques in their applications from the start. |
Chapters
For a complete table of contents see the
Sample Chapters.
1. A Roadmap For The Internationalization Process
2. Unicode, Windows And The .NET Framework
3.
An Introduction To Internationalization
4. Windows Forms Specifics
5. ASP.NET Specifics
6. Globalization
7. Middle East And East Asian Cultures
8. Best Practices
9. Machine Translation
10. Resource Administration
11.
Custom Cultures
12. Custom Resource Managers
13. Testing Internationalization Using FxCop
14. The Translator
Appendix A. New Internationalization Features In The .NET Framework 2.0 And Visual
Studio 2005
Appendix B. Information Resources
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