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In article <1992Apr2.194116.27885@mnemosyne.cs.du.edu> jkenyon@isis.cs.du.edu (Jeff Kenyon) writes:
>Could someone point me towards any good sources on internationalizing
>Windows applications?  
Here are some of my favorites:


	HEATH'S SUGGESTED READINGS ON SOFTWARE INTERNATIONALIZATION 

	WINDOWS TITLES

	Hall, William S., "Adapt Your Program for Worldwide Use with 
	Windows Internationalization Support."  Microsoft
	Systems Journal Vol. 6 No. 6, Nov/Dec '91. pp. 29-58.

	Petzold, Charles, Programming Windows, Second Edition. Microsoft
	Press 1990, pp. 129-131.

	"Writing International Applications for Windows 3.00", a white
	paper by Microsoft Corp. available through Microsoft On-line.
	

	GENERAL TITLES

	Freytag, Asmus and Leu, Michael, "Using the OS/2 National 
	Language Support Services to Write International Programs." 
	Microsoft Systems Journal Vol. 5 No. 2, March '90. pp. 1-26.

	Garneau, D., Keys to Sort and Search for Culturally Expected
	Results, First Ed., IBM reference GG24-3516. 

	Kennerly, Cynthia H., Digital Guide to Developing International 
	Software.  Digital Press 1991. Order #EY-F577E-DP.

	National Language Design Guide, Designing Enabled Products,
	Volume 1, Second Ed., IBM reference SE09-8001-01.

	National Language Support Reference Manual,
	Volume 2, Second Ed., IBM reference SE09-8002-01.

	
	HOW TO GET THEM

	IBM documents can be ordered through your local IBM branch.
	To order DEC documents, call 1-800-DIGITAL.
	For back issues of MSJ, call 1-800-669-1002, or 614-382-3322.

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