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... the VALID clause is on the .OR. side, if evaluates to .T. does not continue checking. But since the .OR. conditions are in parentheses .AND. then united with an .AND., the right part of the VALID has to be evaluated also. There is where I reset the hotkey secuence. Even if I move the ResetHotey ...

... with this solution. I modifyed the search-string : the first char has to be Upper, the rest lower. All incoming chars are lower That means : < United States > works with United but S ( States ) is converted to Lower. You can solve it with : convert to upper, if the char before is a space. ...

... 5146: 'bs', # Bosnian (Bosnia/Herzegovina) 1026: 'bg', # Bulgarian 1109: 'my', # Burmese 1027: 'ca', # Catalan 1116: None, # Cherokee - United States 2052: 'zh', # Chinese - People's Republic of China 4100: 'zh', # Chinese - Singapore 1028: 'zh', # Chinese - Taiwan 3076: 'zh', # Chinese ...

... the same. If you open the RES files with PellesC, they look exactly the same except that Borland is using Dutch (Belgium) instead of English (United States) Ok. But since it also does not work with the RES file from Borland, it seems that it's not the RES file. Do you think that's the bug ...

Patrick,

Have you tried to place the Borland RES file into the Microsoft compatible DLL ?

If you open the RES files with PellesC, they look exactly the same except that Borland is using Dutch (Belgium) instead of English (United States)

... It is a slightly modified version of Rochinha's example. This returns 39 when the Location is "Canada" and something else when it is not (e.g. United States is 244). By the way, I spent 3 or 4 days in your city a few years ago, and really enjoyed it. What a nice place and nice people too. James ...

... that if I change the Location field to "Canada," the code sample still returns "Uniited States" and when I look in the registry it still says "United States" for the sCountry value. I searched the entire registry for "Canada" and did not find it anywhere (without other text) except in the country ...

... want the user to have to change the main setting as one of our medical systems (software not written by myself) needs this to be set to "English (United States)" or it causes issues. So, I thought if I could change the "Location" to "Canada" (in Windows Regional Options) and grab that value it ...

Richard, I have tried. No matter what I have set on my computer in the regional settings, when I try your sample it always returns "United States" # include "fivewin.ch" # define LOCALE_ICOUNTRY 5 # define LOCALE_SCOUNTRY 6 # define LOCALE_SENGCOUNTRY 4098 # define LOCALE_SABBREVCTRYNAME ...

... what you are saying, you are getting back "English (Canada)" instead of "Canada"? Here I am getting what is in the location field (for me that is "United States"). My "Standards and Formats" field shows "English (United States)" in the Control Panel. I am using XP Pro SPII. So, it is working correctly ...

we are getting closer ....

Now it will return "United States" but I have my "location" set to "Canada"
(Win XP Pro)

Any ideas ?


Thanks,
Jeff

Hi Everybody,

How can I detect what region a computer is set up for (Canada, United States etc...)



Thanks,
Jeff

... TWLG_ARABIC_QATAR 27 #define TWLG_ARABIC_SAUDIARABIA 28 #define TWLG_ARABIC_SYRIA 29 #define TWLG_ARABIC_TUNISIA 30 #define TWLG_ARABIC_UAE 31 /* United Arabic Emirates */ #define TWLG_ARABIC_YEMEN 32 #define TWLG_BASQUE 33 #define TWLG_BYELORUSSIAN 34 #define TWLG_BULGARIAN 35 #define TWLG_CATALAN ...