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9/16/2009 9:21 AM
 

 I'm using the forum module v 4.5.03 and trying to localize it into Arabic language which the aligning in it must be right and the direction rtl. after altering on the aspx pages and ascx controls by changing the aligning to right and css file by changing the direction to rtl not every thing works right like the previous and next button location, subject and posting date algining.

I tried to use the source code from the forum module but when building the website it gives me a compilation error that some of the behind source code "vb files" are missing. plz help 

 

 

 
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