Hi James,
How are you doing on this issue, does the things in my last reply helps a
little? If there're anything else we can help, please feel free to post
here. Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Hi James,
|
| Welcome to MSDN newsgroup.
| Regarding on the cultureInfo for 1034 and 3082 you mentioned, based on
my
| research, in the current .net framework's implementation, the es-ES
| (Spanish/spain) culture is only directly mapped to the 3082 LCID. When
we
| supply the 1034 as the LCID, the internal code will also assign it the
| "es-ES" culture name and duplicated the es-ES's setting. That's why we
get
| the same value when using 1034 and 3082. So currently for Spanish/Spain
| culture, we should use the 3082 lcid (or just use the es-ES lang-REGION
| name). Also, you can find that 1034(0x40A) is not existed in the
| CultureInfo's lookup table below:
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| #CultureInfo Class
|
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfSystemGlobalizationC
| ultureInfoClassTopic.asp?frame=true
|
| Thanks,
|
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| | If I create a CultureInfo object passing LCID 1034 into the
constructor,
| the
| | ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName property returns ESN. I get the same
| | ThreeLetterWIndowsLangiageName of ESN if I use the LCID of 3082. I
| expected
| | that LCID 1034 would return ESP as the ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName.
| What
| | have I missed?
| | --
| | James
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