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I checked your app page in the store and it shows localized names well. So you have a working solution for localized app name. 🙂
I followed the instructions from MSDN but it does not work in my case. I also checked your thread in the forum but that was not my case.
What I noticed is that you used 100 and 101 as resource values but on MSDN they used 100 and 200. Furthermore the example AppResLib project contains 100 and 101 as resource values. On the device it works well when I use 100 and 200 but in the store it does not work.
On MSDN in the "language-neutral" section they have a table with ID, Value and Caption but in the "specific language" section they have only ID and Value and in this case the Value column contains the localized app title.
Could you please share the way you solved this? Or what you wrote here is the exact way that works for you?
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