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Thumbs up How to design a multilingual form?

Please teach me to design a form with multilingual on interface depend on the user!
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Well there are multiple approaches you can take, design a form that pops-up only once that allows the user to select their language then it saves that information to my.settings
after doing that, everytime your first form loads it loads that same my.settings and you will use an if statement.

Either that or you can use a drop-down menu that the user can select their language
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you need to search about satellite assembly
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you need to search about satellite assembly
Please make more clearly your ideal...
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its a common topic in .NET , you can refer to MCSD ( asp.net or win app ) book , to see whats satellite assembly
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CodeProject: Satellite Assembly - Multi Languages. Free source code and programming help
.NET Localization, Part 2: Creating Satellite Assemblies - O'Reilly Media
Creating Satellite Assemblies
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