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Hi,<br />
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is there a way of detecting the OS language (english, french, ...)<br />
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the problem is that for example on an english NT <br />
installation, a user(group) Everyone exist.<br />
So i can call GetAccountSid with Everyone, but on a german system for example, Everyone is named Jeder ...<br />
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At least I 'd like to check on the OS language first and<br />
then call GetAccountSid with the proper name.<br />
May be i am missing something ...<br />
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regards,<br />
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Hi,

is there a way of detecting the OS language (english, french, ...)

the problem is that for example on an english NT 
installation, a user(group) Everyone exist.
So i can call GetAccountSid with Everyone, but on a german system for example, Everyone is named Jeder ...

At least I 'd like to check on the OS language first and
then call GetAccountSid with the proper name.
May be i am missing something ...

regards,

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detecting OS language ?

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