I have a customer (our first "beta" case as it happens) who has Norwegian
Windows XP. Our software is not translated to Norwegian (yet), we just have
the basic, default, EN version. Anyway, when the software runs he gets an
exception:

"20, 20 er en ugyldig verdi for Int32."

.... which roughly translates to, "20, 20 is not a valid value for Int32".

I have no idea where this exception occurs, given that the exception reports
no module and line number 0 when I check the trace! (presumably, it's
outside of "main").

The workaround turns out to be for him to change his language settings in
control panel to English. Then all works well. Obviously I'm busy
installing Norwegian XP onto a test machine here at the moment, but I'm
curious to know what/where/how/who could possibly cause this error? Any
ideas?



Robin

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"Robin Tucker" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a customer (our first "beta" case as it happens) who has Norwegian
>Windows XP. Our software is not translated to Norwegian (yet), we just
>have the basic, default, EN version. Anyway, when the software runs he
>gets an exception:
>
> "20, 20 er en ugyldig verdi for Int32."
>
> ... which roughly translates to, "20, 20 is not a valid value for Int32".
>
> I have no idea where this exception occurs, given that the exception
> reports no module and line number 0 when I check the trace! (presumably,
> it's outside of "main").
>
> The workaround turns out to be for him to change his language settings in
> control panel to English. Then all works well. Obviously I'm busy
> installing Norwegian XP onto a test machine here at the moment, but I'm
> curious to know what/where/how/who could possibly cause this error? Any
> ideas?
>
>
>
> Robin
>