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Localization, but how?

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    Hi, I'd like to know how I can find out which language the operating system has from which my application is started. For example, someone starts the application on a German Windows PC, the app should be in german and if started on an English Windows PC, it should be English. I know how to use the Resource Files for this, but usally I'm doing this by choosing the language manually and not automatically. Thanks in advance greetz pdluke

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      Hi, I'd like to know how I can find out which language the operating system has from which my application is started. For example, someone starts the application on a German Windows PC, the app should be in german and if started on an English Windows PC, it should be English. I know how to use the Resource Files for this, but usally I'm doing this by choosing the language manually and not automatically. Thanks in advance greetz pdluke

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      Hi, have a look at CultureInfo class also Application.CurrentCulture and Thread.CurrentCulture :)

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