Local Resource

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Nesster13

Hi,

I have a header file that have this line at the top "<meta http-
equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=euc-kr">" and a local
resource file in my application. When I first generate the local
resource file with VS2005 it said encoding="utf-8" at the top of the
file. How can I fix this problem so that they will be encoded in the
same language euc-kr? I have tried to used notepad to open up the
local resource file and change the encoding="utf-8" into encoding="euc-
kr" manually but this seem to have no effect on the application. Any
help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
 
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Nesster13

Hi,

I have a header file that have this line at the top "<meta http-
equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=euc-kr">" and a local
resource file in my application. When I first generate the local
resource file with VS2005 it said encoding="utf-8" at the top of the
file. How can I fix this problem so that they will be encoded in the
same language euc-kr? I have tried to used notepad to open up the
local resource file and change the encoding="utf-8" into encoding="euc-
kr" manually but this seem to have no effect on the application. Any
help is greatly appreciated. Thanks

This is what I found out so far. If I view the header by itself, it
will load the right language "euc-kr". However when I load the
application with the header inside, it will load Unicode utf-8 on page
load. I have set the culture as ko in the global.asax file but this
does not seem to help. It seems like the setting in the global cancel
out the setting in the header. I cannot modify the header because
there are many other application that uses this same header. Does
anyone know of a way to go around this? Thanks
 
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Diaa Hussein - I would be glad to help

This is what I found out so far. If I view the header by itself, it
will load the right language "euc-kr". However when I load the
application with the header inside, it will load Unicode utf-8 on page
load. I have set the culture as ko in the global.asax file but this
does not seem to help. It seems like the setting in the global cancel
out the setting in the header. I cannot modify the header because
there are many other application that uses this same header. Does
anyone know of a way to go around this? Thanks

Hello Nesster
please can you clarify the problem exactly because i feel that you are
posting in the wrong group:)
 
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Nesster13

This is what I found out so far. If I view the header by itself, it
will load the right language "euc-kr". However when I load the
application with the header inside, it will load Unicode utf-8 on page
load. I have set the culture as ko in the global.asax file but this
does not seem to help. It seems like the setting in the global cancel
out the setting in the header. I cannot modify the header because
there are many other application that uses this same header. Does
anyone know of a way to go around this? Thanks



I was able to find the solution for this problem. Thanks
 

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