Globalization and getting the Months right (Arabic Morocco)
The follwing code is in C# (easy to convert to VB.Net)... Have fun :
using System;
namespace Malek.Globalization
{
/// <summary>
/// Summary description for CultureInfo.
/// </summary>
public class CultureInfo : System.Globalization.CultureInfo
{
public CultureInfo(int culture) : base(culture)
{
setValidDateTimeFormat();
}
public CultureInfo(int culture, bool userOverride) : base(culture, userOverride)
{
setValidDateTimeFormat();
}
public CultureInfo(string culture) : base(culture)
{
setValidDateTimeFormat();
}
public CultureInfo(string culture, bool userOverride) : base(culture, userOverride)
{
setValidDateTimeFormat();
}
public static new CultureInfo CreateSpecificCulture(string culture)
{
return new CultureInfo(culture);
}
// private System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo base.DateTimeFormat;
private string[] MoroccoMonthNames= new string[]{"يناير", "فبراير","مارس","أبريل","ماي","يونيو","يوليوز","غشت","شتنبر","أكتوبر","نونبر","دجنبر",""};
private void setValidDateTimeFormat(){
if (Name.ToLower()=="ar-ma")
{
System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo dtfi = (System.Globalization.DateTimeFormatInfo)base.DateTimeFormat.Clone();
dtfi.MonthNames=MoroccoMonthNames;
dtfi.AbbreviatedMonthNames=MoroccoMonthNames;
dtfi.AbbreviatedDayNames=dtfi.DayNames;
dtfi.ShortDatePattern="dd/MM/yy";
dtfi.LongDatePattern="dddd dd MMMM yyyy";
DateTimeFormat= dtfi;
}
}
}
}
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4/1/2004 9:58:37 PM UTC 
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