RE: Windows 2000 Global Variables, where stored?

>I think you are asking the wrong group of people. You might need to
>ask a .net programmers forum or something along that line. 

.NET's got nothing to do with it, although it may have the same problem,
after all Office isn't a .NET application.

I don't have the globalized version of XP installed, but a quick scan of
DLLs in my system32 directory showed 135 DLLs with "Wednesday" in it.
I'd guess that the translation is part of the base C runtime and is
copied into each DLL. 

Not to ask a silly question, but why not report it as a bug to MS? It
would seem to me that an incorrectly capitalized day or month name would
most certainly be a bug.

-Walden

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Sent: Wednesday, 08 December, 2004 14:36
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Subject: Re: [PCTECH] Windows 2000 Global Variables, where stored?

I think you are asking the wrong group of people. You might need to
ask a .net programmers forum or something along that line.


On Wed, 08 Dec 2004 19:50:44 +0100, Antonio Fernandez-Vicenti
<afvaiv@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Walden H. Leverich wrote:
> 
> >But seriously, what are you trying to accomplish that needs to know
> >where the data is -- or to put it another way, needs to know HOW an
API
> >does what it does?
> >
> >-Walden
> >
> >
> Walden,
> The reason I'd like to know where they are stored is:
> For some reason  (at least in my spanish PC...) names for week days
and
> months are stored all lowercase.
> I know I can, in Delphi, change first letter to uppercase,
> programmatically different ways. But also, as I mentioned in my
original
> post, also MS Word, Excel use same table...
> The point is NOT TO HAVE to do this translation everytime. I like
> weekdays and months names start with a capital letter!
> What I'd like to do is "patch" those names manually. If they were
stored
> in any "*.ini" file, then no problem with any normal editor. But even
if
> they are in a "*.dll" file, I could patch them with any Hex editor...
> So, the question is, where are they stored?
> Thanks.
> 
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> Antonio Fernandez-Vicenti
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