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' <Snippet1>
Imports System.Resources
Imports System.Reflection
Imports System.Threading
Imports System.Globalization

Class Example4
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        Dim day As String
        Dim year As String
        Dim holiday As String
        Dim celebrate As String = "{0} will occur on {1} in {2}." & vbCrLf

        ' Create a resource manager. 
        Dim rm As New ResourceManager("rmc", GetType(Example4).Assembly)

        Console.WriteLine("Obtain resources using the current UI culture.")

        ' Get the resource strings for the day, year, and holiday 
        ' using the current UI culture. 
        day = rm.GetString("day")
        year = rm.GetString("year")
        holiday = rm.GetString("holiday")
        Console.WriteLine(celebrate, holiday, day, year)

        ' Obtain the es-MX culture.
        Dim ci As New CultureInfo("es-MX")

        Console.WriteLine("Obtain resources using the es-MX culture.")

        ' Get the resource strings for the day, year, and holiday 
        ' using the es-MX culture.  
        day = rm.GetString("day", ci)
        year = rm.GetString("year", ci)
        holiday = rm.GetString("holiday", ci)

        ' ---------------------------------------------------------------
        ' Alternatively, comment the preceding 3 code statements and 
        ' uncomment the following 4 code statements:
        ' ----------------------------------------------------------------
        ' Set the current UI culture to "es-MX" (Spanish-Mexico).
        '    Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = ci
        ' Get the resource strings for the day, year, and holiday 
        ' using the current UI culture. 
        '    day  = rm.GetString("day")
        '    year = rm.GetString("year")
        '    holiday = rm.GetString("holiday")
        ' ---------------------------------------------------------------

        ' Regardless of the alternative that you choose, display a message 
        ' using the retrieved resource strings.
        Console.WriteLine(celebrate, holiday, day, year)
    End Sub
End Class
' This example displays the following output:
'Obtain resources using the current UI culture.
'"5th of May" will occur on Friday in 2006.
'
'Obtain resources using the es-MX culture.
'"Cinco de Mayo" will occur on Viernes in 2006.
' </Snippet1>