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I have two projects, both of them provides localizable support.

Project A generate ProjectA.dll and ProjectA.resources.dll (in zh-Hans folder)

Project B reference to ProjectA.dll (Project A and Project B in different solution).

create setup project for Project B with Visual Studio Installer. Added Primary output from ProjectB and Localized resources from ProjectB.

But it looks ProjectA.resources.dll didn't included in setup project. Can any one tell me what is the right way to include localized resources of Project A into setup project of Project B?

Rahul
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Try to add a reference of ProjectA.dll into ProjectB solution.

simply right click on the Reference in the solution explorer and click on Add. then browse your dll and add its reference into the ProjectB solution. It might work for you.

Suhaib Janjua
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  • to support different language, i have three folders (ko for Korean, zh-CN,zh-Hans for chinese) contains ProjectA.resources.dll, but i can only reference one of them. – ArdenZhao Feb 10 '14 at 06:50
  • If you want to support different languages, then why not you used the App_localResources? – Suhaib Janjua Feb 10 '14 at 06:53
  • You can generate your `meta:Rescorcekeys` from your design view. VS will automatically generate it and the you can make rescourses files for your required languages. And use the culture in web.config, So in this way you can give multilanguage support for your application. – Suhaib Janjua Feb 10 '14 at 06:56
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Find the relevant .dll file in the project, Right click it - > properties, Set the "Copy Local" value to true

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