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In previous versions of VS.NET or the .NET framework, you got english exception messages by default. If you installed a 'language pack', you received exception messages in the language of that language pack. Now, I'm working with an English VS.NET 2008 (no language packs have been installed) on a dutch Windows Vista. When I'm developing, and I write some code that triggers an exception, the exception message that I receive, is in dutch (the language of my OS). I don't want it to be in dutch; I want it to be in English. (Reasons are obvious: easier to Google, and those translated error-messages are crap). In VS.NET, my international settings are set to 'English', in Windows Vista, my regional settings are set to 'Dutch/Belgium'. How can I get English exception messages, without having to change anything to my regional settings in Windows?
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