Here are some frequently asked questions about Windows Forms and their answers.
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Text clipping via Localization - When a localizer changes the text increases the size of the control by changing the text – will anything be clipped? Problem: Changing the text in another language can cause elements of the UI to overlap. Solution: There...
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Each text field can grow by 30% without clipping The dialog can respond to High Contrast without clipping The dialog can respond to font changes without clipping The dialog can respond to DPI changes without clipping The dialog can be switched to RightToLeft...
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Yes, you can override any property that appears in the project file. For example, msbuild /target:publish /property:InstallUrl=somewhereelse
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msbuild /target:publish /property:TargetCulture=*
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Yes, but you must do them one at a time. You can achieve this by varying the Language property on the publish page for each publish. However, it may be more practical to automate this at the command-line using MSBuild.
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No. The Language setting on the publish page only allows choosing one language at a time. Also, the bootstrapper is only designed to include packages for a single language.
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Yes, you can create an application manifest that defines satellites for multiple cultures. However, the deployment manifest contains publisher name and product name strings which ultimately appear on the end-user’s start menu and Add/Remove Programs dialog...
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Yes. With Visual Studio, it’s quite easy. Simply indicate the language of the deployment in the publishing options & the correct satellite assemblies will be automatically published with your deployment.
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