resx

I have an ASP.NET3.5 (C#) ASPX page that is internationalized in 10 different languages. The page is very complex in its structured with dozens of nested views driven by a state machine pattern. EDIT: I am using the meta:resourcekey syntax in every asp control, which allows to use declarative syntax for Implicit Resource expressions. I have been asked to "brand" the page based on some query string parameter. Branding will mean not just loading different CSS files, but also having different text blurbs (in all languages). Is there an easy way to "swap" resx files without having to get resources

I'm keeping several texts in an App_GlobalResources.resx file. The texts have to be multi-line and I need to have them contain line feeds. However, when I read the contents, all line feeds are gone ( \r\n is printed, not as CRLF 10 13 control character). I know that I could work around this by re-replacing \r\n (or anything else for that matter) back to CRLF when I read the contents, but I wondered why these clearly text-targeted resx files ignore control characters - and CRLF is kind of important - and if anybody knows if there's a setting or something that would enable this to work naturally

I have been given the task of internationalizing a large client-server application. The remit is that I make the app 'World Ready' and then the compiled application and resources gets passed over to colleagues in another country for translation and release to their customers. There will be several countries and therefore several seperate translations. The key thing here is that I want a simple two step release process: Step 1: I compile and release a 'World Ready' application to my colleagues in the various coutries Step 2: They do the localization of resources and then release to their