November 2001
Beginner to intermediate
816 pages
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If everyone were the same, this world would be a pretty boring place. With the plethora of cultures, ideas, and means of communication there needs to be a way to make applications and information accessible on the desktop and over the Internet. This is the role of localization.
Localization is the process of making computer programs accessible to a diverse set of cultures. A localized program identifies selected cultures and presents information, such as language, fonts, and graphics, in a specific manner for each culture. This way, a person in Italy, Thailand, or anywhere else can have the same user experience as a person from the United States.
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