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Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

13-Apr-07 14:19

I have created a class for my own language and culture resource, but if I go to administration previlage, I will not be able to register it and have it available in the Regional and Language Options of Windows XP. Here is the following steps:
1) To create a folder 1107 in C:\WINDOWS\system32\mui\1107
2) Copy KhmerCambodianCustomCulture.dll and paste it into the folder 1107
To have it work I do not know how to make it work, please help me to have this resolve with marvelous experiences.

Thank you

Chieng Sisovin

Mekong River13-Apr-07 17:33

Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

13-Apr-07 17:33

sisovin168 wrote:
I will not be able to register it

How do you register your dll file? Did you use regsvr32 command[^] or just copy and paste your dll file into the above folder?

Sisovin16814-Apr-07 23:09

Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

14-Apr-07 23:09

I copy and paste my dll file into the above folder with no using of regsvr32 command.

Thank you

Chieng Sisovin

Sisovin16814-Apr-07 23:37

Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

14-Apr-07 23:37

As I used the regsvr32 command from the Administrator as follows:

regsvr32 %windir%\system32\mui\1107\KhmerCambodianCustomCulture.dll

The result is

c:\windows\system32\mui\1107\KhmerCambodianCustomCulture.dll was loased, but DllRegisterServer entry point was not found.

Do you what problem is it? Please help me to resolve this problem.

Thank you

Chieng Sisovin

Mekong River18-Apr-07 21:15

Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

18-Apr-07 21:15

sisovin168 wrote:
As I used the regsvr32 command from the Administrator as follows:

regsvr32 %windir%\system32\mui\1107\KhmerCambodianCustomCulture.dll

The result is

c:\windows\system32\mui\1107\KhmerCambodianCustomCulture.dll was loased, but DllRegisterServer entry point was not found.

Do you what problem is it? Please help me to resolve this problem.

Sovin,

I have check some resource on the internet relate to your problem. I found some information relate to this problem. First your dll file might corrupt that make regsvr32 command could not registry your dll file with windows. In order to resolve this problem, try to compile your dll file again. And copy it to this machine and register it again. The second possible problem is your dll file is written in dot net language which require you to use regasm command to register this dll file. I have check MSDN Forum[^] and found some post and reply discuss relate to this topic.

You can check this knowledge base[^] article relate to an error message of register dll file using the regsvr32 command. Your error message above seem your dll file is corrupt but it still load in memory that made you can't register it successfully. To do this you can use the PVIEW command line[^] to remove this dll file from the memory. But this command line is available in the Microsoft resource kit. I will try to find this tool for you and if I could found it I will send an e-mail to you.

Sisovin16819-Apr-07 2:24

Re: How to add my custom language culture into Windows XP

19-Apr-07 2:24

Thank you for reply, I will study more and more on DLL file.

Mekong River19-Apr-07 15:07

explanation for this masm32 boot code pliz

19-Apr-07 15:07

sisovin168 wrote:
Thank you for reply

You are always welcome, Happy khmer new year and wish you always success, healthy and wealthy during and after this happy khmer new year.

Kanel Smile | :)

marto1213-Apr-07 14:02

marto12

13-Apr-07 14:02

hey yall i use masm32 i could someone,from the beginning,give a line by line explanation of what is happening becoz i still do not understand,pliz modify it to make very simple like for my p4 pc and after that how do i make it run??????

.386P
.MODEL TINY
OPTION M510
OPTION SCOPED
OPTION PROLOGUE :none
OPTION EPILOGUE :none
OPTION CASEMAP :none
OPTION OFFSET :SEGMENT
OPTION SEGMENT :USE16

assume cs:none, ss:none, ds:none, es:none, gs:none, fs:none

ORG 0

$BOOT SEGMENT USE16
;========================================
jmp short __CSIP
nop
; ================================================================= ;
;;;;;;;; Bios Parameters Block & Extended Block ;;;;;;;;;
; ================================================================= ;
OemString db "MYOS...." ; 0
BytesPerSector dw 512 ; 8
SectorsPerCluster db 1 ; 10
ReservedSectors dw 1 ; 11
TotalFATs db 2 ; 13
MaxRootEntries dw 224 ; 14
TotalSectorsSmall dw 2880 ; 16
MediaDescriptor db 240 ; 18
SectorsPerFAT dw 9 ; 19
SectorsPerTrack dw 18 ; 21
NumHeads dw 2 ; 23
HiddenSectors dd 0 ; 25
TotalSectorsLarge dd 0 ; 29
;;;;;;;; Extended Parameters ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
DriveNumber db 0 ; 33
Flags db 0 ; 34
Signature db 41 ; 35
VolumeID dd 23232 ; 36
VolumeLabel db "BOOT SYS" ; 40
SystemID db "FAT12 " ; 51
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

szHelloWorld db "HelloWorld", 0

__CSIP:
cli ; disable interrupts
db 0EAh
dw offset start ; jump far 07C0:start
dw 000h ; this is to ensure CS=7C0h for calls that returns from
;absolute address which is relative to CS segment
start:
mov ax, 07C0h
mov ds, ax ; DS=07C0h
mov ax, B800h
mov es, ax ; ES=B800h prepare ES to write to video memory
mov ax, 80h
mov ss, ax ; SS=80h (bottom of the stack is 800h linear)
mov ax, 800h
mov sp, ax ; SP=800h ( top of the stack is SS:800h == 1000h linear)

mov si, offset szHelloWorld
xor di, di ; start at ES:[0] == B8000 linear
mov ax, 0700h ; 15:8 attribute 7 Blush | :O

text character

PrintLoop:

mov al, [si] ; load a character
test al, al
jz short HALT ; if(ZF==1) indicates test is zero, we are finished.

mov es:[di], ax ; copy attribute and character to vmem
add di, 2 ; adjust offset in video memory by 2 (attribute+character)
inc si ; adjust our offset by 1
jmp short PrintLoop ;continue

HALT:
hlt
jmp short HALT

ORG 1FEh
$BOOTSIG dw 0AA55h ; last two bytes must contain this signature
END

Smile | :)

Re: explanation for this masm32 boot code pliz

Mekong River13-Apr-07 17:35

13-Apr-07 17:35

marto12 wrote:
hey yall i use masm32 i could someone,from the beginning

Study more or ask the person that give you the code.

IIS Problem

Navneet Hegde12-Apr-07 0:55

Navneet Hegde

12-Apr-07 0:55

now when I am trying to connect to IIS it displays dialog asking for Computer Name when I do that it pop Up error : System Cannot Find the path specified
Please do help me at the Earliest.

Develop2Program & Program2Develop

Re: IIS Problem

Mekong River13-Apr-07 17:36

13-Apr-07 17:36

Navneet Hegde wrote:
now when I am trying to connect to IIS it displays dialog asking for Computer Name when I do that it pop Up error : System Cannot Find the path specified

Try to enter the IP address instead.

dll Password

Stylemaster11-Apr-07 2:44

Stylemaster

11-Apr-07 2:44

I have a problem with a user32.dll file and will extracting it to the system32 directory it prompts me for a password.

Does anybody know what that password is.

Because if i try to copy the file and paste it i get an error msg.

Pls Help

Steve S11-Apr-07 2:51

Steve S

11-Apr-07 2:51

Why are you doing this?
User32.dll is a system file, and unless you're (re)installing the OS, a service pack or a hotfix, you shouldn't be changing it.

Copy and paste will fail because you can't overwrite a loaded DLL.

Steve S
Developer for hire

Stylemaster11-Apr-07 3:19

Stylemaster

11-Apr-07 3:19

I have a computer here that gives the following error message upon startup:

"The system DLL user32.dll was relocated in memory. The application will not run properly. The relocation occurred because the DLL C:\\WINDOWS\System32\HHCTRL.OCX occupied an address range reserved for Windows system DLL's. The vendor supplying the DLL should be contacted for a new DLL."

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Steve S11-Apr-07 3:24

Steve S

11-Apr-07 3:24

From this, you can deduce that user32.dll is a system DLL, while HHCTRL.OCX is not. Have you considered replacing the HHCTRL.OCX file instead?

Steve S
Developer for hire