I think you are hitting a bug that is now fixed in 3.8 - the engine was looking up the system LCID not the user. For many languages this was ok but for UK English or French Canadian it would be wrong. Would it be possible for you to try 3.8 and see if that works ok?
Neil >The good news is that the correct .wxl files ARE present in the >"GUID"\.ba1\ folder. I am providing 3 .wxl files for 1033, 3084 and 4105 >LCID's. there are quite a few LCID folders, but these 3 have the >expected .wxl files. The bad news is that though I have the Windows XP >system's regional settings set to French (Canada) (LCID 3084) and though >the correct .wxl file is present, it is actually displaying the contents >of the 1033 LCID .wxl file which (see below) is actually pulling from the >mbapreq.wxl file even though I am not explicitly including this file in >my project. > >One other observation from this .ba1 folder that you have shown me: > > >* The folder contains mbapreq.wxl in the root of the folder which >is the name of the file that is the default .wxl file for the .NET >prerequisite localizations. However, this one contains the content of my >1033 LCID PreqBA.wxl (Which was originally my English.wxl). I think this >might be the source of the problem. To my knowledge I am not including >this file explicitly in my code. I am unsure how it is grabbing the >content of my .wxl file and sticking it in this file. Is this by design >or is it indicative of a flaw in my code? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.net email is sponsored by Windows: Build for Windows Store. http://p.sf.net/sfu/windows-dev2dev _______________________________________________ WiX-users mailing list WiX-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wix-users
