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Monday, April 25, 2011
Setting the current culture of a website
Rather than relying on the settings of the server, it can be prudent to set the current culture of your ASP.NET application using the following setting:
... <system.web> ... <globalization culture="en-NZ" uiCulture="en-NZ" /> ... </system.web>
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