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Can we get a strongly typed resource class rather than using resource manager?

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Can we get a strongly typed resource class rather than using resource manager?

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In the previous question, we had seen how resource manager class could be used to read the string from the resource file. However, there has been considerable improvement in VS.Net 2005 for resource support. You no more need to load using resource manager class. However, Microsoft has still kept it for backward compatibility. You can now get strongly types classes in your VS.NET intelligence as shown in the figure below.

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