Murray Altheim wrote:
Greg Kable wrote:
Florian Holeczek wrote:
The country and language codes are not managed by Microsoft, so using
them as a resource relies on their accuracy. It's better to go to the
source or to a maintenance agency. The source is ISO 3166:
You're dead right and I don't use them as the standard. The list I
pointed to is just easier for most people than trying to explain both
ISO-639 and ISO-3166 to them. Next time I won't be so lazy.
You're also right in that, while there are three letter and numeric
versions of these standards, you should stick to the two letter versions.
Regards,
Greg
