Culture Name 'neutral' Is Not Supported

Aug 19, 2009

I have very simple project in VS 2005 (close to hello world). This project is referencing few other DLLs that I have built on the side using command line scripts. These DLLs are fine and working perfectly. None of these DLLs are defining a specific 'Locale', so they default to locale = 'null', and everyone seems to be pretty happy with that.However, one of these DLLs, say XYZ.dll, must link/reference a third party DLL which defines locale= 'Neutral'. I can see that quite clearly with ildasm:[code]If I remove the third-party dll reference from my XYZ DLL (removing some code then not linking against it), I can compile my basic VS project without any problem. The problem is that I do need to link against this third-party DLL and would like to use Visual Studio.Does anyone know about this "Culture name not supported" error?

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greeting = rm.GetString("Greeting"
)
Imports
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VB make the file -> MainForm.de-DE.resx with name: Label.Text and value: German

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VB make the file -> resx

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