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Originally Posted by alchemyx
Yes! You are right. After changing locale to English it worked fine. It gives really
amazing results. Maybe you could think in your spare time some workaround
for that problem, because changing locale is quite anoying (you need to
reboot windows  ).
Thank you once more for a great software!
PS. If there is a possibility to make dbf support optional (which requires BDE
probably), then I could try running that software under Linux with WINE |
DBF is just a flat file format with a data file and index file, right?
Anyway, the locale issue may be two-fold. Is Netstumbler using the current locale or assuming US English? The second issue is either adapting to or ignoring the locale. My program has a similiar issue with the locale also, if I remember correctly, it shows up in the time stamp conversion.
In Windows if you use the language switcher application will it also switch the locale without a reboot?
Of interest:
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/tools/apploc.mspx