I'm assumin that we are on a US server ant thats the way it is......
You get used to it 馃檪
Tazzielittle 路
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Jay_1965vw 路
The dates I can see are aussie format... DD/MM/YYYY
Unless they fixed it already??
Jay
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Unless they fixed it already??
Jay
Queen of Chat
Tazzielittle 路
Damn they are quick!
vanderaj 路
My dates are in the right format.
Anyway, it's furphy to say the rest of the world using dd/mm/yyyy. Japan uses yyyy-mm-dd, for example. Go through your region control panel to see all the weird and wonderful alternatives that people use.
Anyway, based on numbers of people alone, we're ass about. Even Channel 7 thinks we should change over - their coverage is full of "9/11" references.
Andrew
Anyway, it's furphy to say the rest of the world using dd/mm/yyyy. Japan uses yyyy-mm-dd, for example. Go through your region control panel to see all the weird and wonderful alternatives that people use.
Anyway, based on numbers of people alone, we're ass about. Even Channel 7 thinks we should change over - their coverage is full of "9/11" references.
Andrew
Pipi 路
The Japanese date system you referred to is actually the new international standard (ISO), written as yyyy-mm-dd
http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/popstds/datesandtime.html
Maybe America will one day also follow international standards and conventions... haha
[Edited on 10-8-2003 by Pipi]
http://www.iso.ch/iso/en/prods-services/popstds/datesandtime.html
Maybe America will one day also follow international standards and conventions... haha
[Edited on 10-8-2003 by Pipi]
Robo 路
The Americans change? ya gotta be Kiddin.
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