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Hello,
Thanks for your reply.
Not sure where I have to change anything here…French OS, French thread, so where should the CultureInfo be changed?
Sorry but not really familiar with this…
Thx
Philippe
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You can do that as shown here<https://github.com/ravibpatel/AutoUpdater.NET/blob/master/AutoUpdaterTest/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L19-L21>.
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It should show the dialog in French by default if your default language on the OS is French. Are you still getting English dialogs? |
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Yes, I do.
I use a forced update and so, when no update is needed, I still get the « No update found » info box in English.
using latest 1.9.2 version
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BTW, saw somebody from Germany seeming to have the same issue with his EXE in Issues… |
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Do you have satellite assemblies for all languages in the folder where your executable resides? |
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So, this is a non-issue... |
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Hello,
I happened to use AutoUpdater once a while back (about 2 years ago) and I recall that, at that time, there used to be a
AutoUpdater.CurrentCulture = CultureInfo.CreateSpecificCulture("xx");method where xx could be anything like en, fr, de etc...Did this method disappear now or how can I localize the output messages from AutoUpdater such as "No update for now, please try later" or so?
Thx again for an excellent tool!
Cheers
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