I didn't change any localizable property, but a program might have
(I'm actually trying to recover a Content Management Server and
Commerce Server-based site, trying to add things into the project and
such). So the whole project is quite messy, and I don't know where to
begin looking. I deleted all the files with the .en-US extension, but
that didn't work. I'm still looking for the localizable property
(working in C#). If I have to I will create a new project and try to
add in everything.. this is a large site, and that would be a lot of
work!
Thanks for your help!
James
"Carlos Kirkconnell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
> It seems that you have been playing with the Localizable property of your
> form without understanding what it is used for. Try setting the localizable
> setting to false. If this doesn't work then go to directory were your
> project is located and delete any resx files that the "en" suffix. Look for
> any folders inside the bin\Debug or bin\Release directories that are named
> "en" or "en-us". Delete them. If these doesn't work then you'll have to make
> a new project and add the .cs files that you need since everything.
>
> If you're interested in what localization is and how to use it then look for
> it in the MSDN library.
>
> "James" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I have a problem using VS .NET 2003. When compiliing my application
> > (a Content Management Server) I get the following error:
> >
> > "Satellite build for culture 'en-US' failed. Assembly linker could
> > not be launched. The system cannot find the specified file."
> >
> > What specified file?! I only found one or two other people on the
> > internet with this problem but no one replied to their posts. I have
> > no idea what this means, please guide me in the correct direction!!
> > Is it a resource file? Assembly file?? I checked all the assembly
> > files, they are fine! I have no idea!
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