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How to convert English to Marathi or Hindi using asp.net? Can I use Localization for this?

How?

Thanks.
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Updated 8-Feb-11 0:35am
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Henry Minute 8-Feb-11 6:36am    
Localization does not do any conversion, it merely enables you to provide translations for use in your application.
TejuKrishna 8-Feb-11 7:52am    
localization will convert only culture,calender not your static text.

Hi, Look at the other answers too.

BTW here is example articles for your requirement.

Creating multilingual websites - Part 1[^]

Creating multilingual websites - Part 2[^] (Important one in these 3 articles)

Creating Multilingual Websites - Part 3[^]
 
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Henry Minute 8-Feb-11 12:27pm    
Good links!
If you mean to provide an interface that, knowing the language preference of the user, provides all text in the appropriate language then you would, for instance, create a resource file for each language where the 'NAME' is the same in each resource file for a specific piece of text but the 'VALUE' contains the translated text. You would then associate each 'NAME' with the correct control and, voilà, you're done. Very simplistic but the bare bones are there for you to flesh out: I leave it to you to determine the best way to implement this or to find one of the alternate methods. Good luck.
 
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Localization will help you display your ASP.Net web page in Marathi and in English (based on demand). However, it will not help you convert a web site from one language to another.

Have a look at localization articles on msdn (or do a search on the internet).
 
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