CSharp/ASP.NET & Foreign characters

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Ole

Goodday group,

how do i make it possible that, given the fact that all required
language packs are installed, a website can present any kind of
language. I want to build
a knowledge management system that meets all criterias for beeing
internationally used. I think it is not that difficult.

Main questions:
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- Does it suffice to install the wanten language pack
(on client level) and to set up a label (asp.net server level)
to display e.g. chinese characters?

- How do i provide streaming media for foreign video
formats/bitrates/encodings?

- How do i implement a webservice that provides image
and document definitions either in xml or svg?

- How do i display other document types (word,excel-parts,
openoffice) written in e.g. chinese, greek or russian?

- How do style-sheets apply to that kind of encodings
and formats?

- How do i find someone that answers all the questions above?

I think i have to build some kind of format switching service(s)
and/or
a format converting enginge for image processing. The different
document types will be editable in a universal manner (surely
depending on documenttype support). The formatting/encoding enginge
will accept different kind of parameterization of e.g. target formats,
sizes, colors and so on.
For example url-based formatting parameters
("/docs/get/992098/Shrink/20%").

I hope there is someone having experience in c# and knowledge of
Thanks in advance for any hint, thought or suggestion,

Ole Viaud-Murat
Systems Developer
 
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clintonG

The .NET Framework supports Unicode natively so that
won't be a problem. You need to check out the Culture class
to get started. There's also some tools in VS.NET that help
create the resource files.

Google: "localization"+"asp.net"


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