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after creating a site you can go to: Site Actions / Site Settings / Site Administration / Language Settings and select some alternate language(s) if you've got some language pack(s) installed, but the default one is fix and you can't cange it anymore. Is there a way or some settings.file where you can change the default language? OK, It's me again answering my own question(s)... http://sharepointchick.com/archive/2008/04/29/changing-the-language-of-an-existing-sharepoint-site.aspx It works so good this sql_way! After searching around for so long time I've finally found this soluion! done in a

I have a couple of methods that return a bool depending on their success, is there anything wrong with calling those methods inside of the IF() ? //&& makes sure that Method2() will only get called if Method1() returned true, use & to call both methods if(Method1() && Method2()) { // do stuff if both methods returned TRUE } Method2() doesn't need to fire if Method1() returns FALSE. Let me know there's any problem with the code above. thank you. EDIT: since there was nothing wrong with the code, I'll accept the most informative answer ... added the comment to solve the "newbie & &&" issue I'll

C99 still isn't supported by many compilers, and much of the focus is now on C++, and its upcoming standard C++1x. I'm curious as to what C will "get" in its next standard, when it will get it, and how it will keep C competitive. C and C++ are known to feed on one another's improvements, will C be feeding on the C++1x standard? What can I look forward to in C's future? Jukka Suomela The ISO/IEC 9899:2011 standard , aka C11, was published in December 2011 . The latest draft is N1570 ; I'm not aware of any differences between it and the final standard. There's already a Technical Corrigendum

I need to find a way to translate a website to the appropriate language as the locale settings on a users machine. So in otherwords someone from Germany visits my site, his locale settings are GErman, nou the site displays in German, is this possible to do using Google Translate or are there other options available? I know that when I visit a site in another language using Google Chrome, it says "This site appears to be in [Drop Down With Languages]. Do you want Google to translate it?" They might have an api that can do that per page. However, if your site is at all professional, you should

As we know that in java 1.8 static methods are allowed in interfaces , I have seen some answers like static methods defined in interface from jdk 1 8 why did they need to do so but I am not satisfied. Furthermore I think it may cause problems like : public interface MyInterface{ public static void myMethod(); } class MyClass{ MyInterface.myMethod(); // since myMethod is static but a huge error is waiting for us here ? } But I still think there is a way out of this since this is added by professionals , so can anyone please explain how oracle solves this issue and what is the need to add this ?