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    Hello, I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I will try my luck. So my problem is that when I want to build my PPC application I get the following error: "Invalid resx file". After using Google for a while I found a solution which is using a tool called "regenresx". Unfortunately the link to the Microsoft download site doesn't work anymore. So if somebody has this tool and could be so nice to send it to me (mail: Basti@shared-files.de), I would be very happy. Thanks a lot Regards Sebastian

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      Hello, I'm not sure if this is the correct forum, but I will try my luck. So my problem is that when I want to build my PPC application I get the following error: "Invalid resx file". After using Google for a while I found a solution which is using a tool called "regenresx". Unfortunately the link to the Microsoft download site doesn't work anymore. So if somebody has this tool and could be so nice to send it to me (mail: Basti@shared-files.de), I would be very happy. Thanks a lot Regards Sebastian

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      I am not sure what is wrong with your resx file. But MS supports generating resx files and there is a tool that comes along with the SDK. If you have SDK installed it should be straight forward: Check in your Program Files folder : Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Samples\Tutorials\resourcesandlocalization\resxgen

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        I am not sure what is wrong with your resx file. But MS supports generating resx files and there is a tool that comes along with the SDK. If you have SDK installed it should be straight forward: Check in your Program Files folder : Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\SDK\v1.1\Samples\Tutorials\resourcesandlocalization\resxgen

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        Hi, thanks for your fast answer. I converted a PPC project from VS 2003 to VS2005. As I read within different forums, the style of the resx file changed. I get the following error: Invalid Resx file. Invalid Resx input. Valid resheader-Tags for reader and write type names could not be found. To convert the old resx files there should be a tool called regenresx, but this is not available anymore. Regards Sebastian P.S.: Couldn't find the proposed resxgen tool, maybe it is not included within .NET 2.0?

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          Hi, thanks for your fast answer. I converted a PPC project from VS 2003 to VS2005. As I read within different forums, the style of the resx file changed. I get the following error: Invalid Resx file. Invalid Resx input. Valid resheader-Tags for reader and write type names could not be found. To convert the old resx files there should be a tool called regenresx, but this is not available anymore. Regards Sebastian P.S.: Couldn't find the proposed resxgen tool, maybe it is not included within .NET 2.0?

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          Hi, so I will reply to myself because I found a solution that works for me: 1) Remove only the resx-file within the project explorer of VS 2) Then double-click to open designer 3) Change a value (for example position of a control) 4) save... ...and voilá, VS creates a new valid resx file. So hope this helps somebody else... Regards Sebastian

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