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Globalization is the process of designing and developing a software product that functions for multiple cultures. This section applies to both Windows Forms and Web Forms pages.
In This Section
- Culture-Specific Classes for Global Windows Forms and Web Forms
Discusses classes that format dates, time, numbers, currency, and other information according to the culture setting.
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Provides information on programming for an international audience, such as design issues and terminology.