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"Assembly Resource File" in Visual Studio 2008

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    Ok, so I've created a sample C# forms application, and want to ensure that it can be easily localized to other languages. I'd like all my strings etc in resource files, and satellite assembly files looks like a decent way to go about this. I've found several articles, on CP and MSDN etc, they all mention to create a windows forms application. Then right-click on the project and select Insert New Item and then select "Assembly Resource". I have many installed templates, but that's not listed. Has this changed in VS2008? Would "Resources file" work ok? For example, see here, Approach A, step 1. thanks, Mark.

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