You create an ASP.NET application named MyApp. You create an assembly named MyApp.dll in a directory named MyDir. The assembly includes a default resource file named strings.resources that adequately supports English-speaking users of the application. You create an additional resource file named strings.ja.resources to enable support for Japanese-speaking users. The resource file is located in the MyDir/ja subdirectory. You want to create a satellite assembly for MyApp.dll that will use the new resource file. What should you do?

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You create an ASP.NET application named MyApp. You create an assembly
named MyApp.dll in a directory named MyDir. The assembly includes a default resource file named
strings.resources that adequately supports English-speaking users of the application. You create an
additional resource file named strings.ja.resources to enable support for Japanese-speaking users. The
resource file is located in the MyDir/ja subdirectory. You want to create a satellite assembly for
MyApp.dll that will use the new resource file. What should you do?

Run the Assembly Linker (Al.exe) to embed strings.ja.resources in the output assembly.
Place the output assembly in MyDir.

Run the Assembly Linker (Al.exe) to embed strings.ja.resources in the output assembly.
Place the output assembly in MyDir/ja.

Run the Assembly Linker (Al.exe) to link strings.ja.resources to the output assembly.
Place the output assembly in MyDir.

Run the Assembly Linker (Al.exe) to link strings.ja.resources to the output assembly.
Place the output assembly in MyDir/ja.

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Locale Resources are placed in separate file