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Chinese culture localization issue

Discussion in 'Microsoft News' started by NewsBot, Apr 30, 2008.

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    Hi,
    <!--coloro:#2b91af--><span style="color:#2b91af <!--/coloro--> <!--coloro:#000000--><span style="color:#000000 <!--/coloro-->For displaying culture*sensitive day-names*in my application I am using <!--colorc--><!--/colorc--><!--colorc--><!--/colorc--><!--coloro:#000000--><span style="color:#000000 <!--/coloro-->-
    <!--coloro:#2b91af--><span style="color:#2b91af <!--/coloro-->
    String<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->[] strWeekDays = <!--coloro:#2b91af--><span style="color:#2b91af <!--/coloro-->CultureInfo<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat.AbbreviatedDayNames;
    <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->The application works fine for all the culture except for Chinese(HongKong) where*the array returns Gregorian*day-names in english*i.e. Mon, Tue, Web........Sun. Same is the case with*method -
    <!--coloro:#2b91af--><span style="color:#2b91af <!--/coloro-->
    CultureInfo<!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat.GetAbbreviatedMonthName(date)
    which returns**returns Gregorian*month-names in english*i.e. Jan, Feb, Mar........Dec.

    What is right way to get the information ?

    Thanks,
    Sudeep.




     

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