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April 22nd 09, 06:08 PM
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The date in my preview pane for all messages shows up as ( 04/DD/2009 ) Can i change it to read as ( 04/22/2009 ) and how do i do that?
Thanks Tom -- http://animate.synthasite.com/ 
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April 23rd 09, 06:46 AM
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QP The date in my preview pane for all messages shows up as ( 04/DD/2009 ) Can i change it to read as ( 04/22/2009 ) and how do i do that? Thanks Tom /QP That probably represents an error in your Regional Settings applet in Control Panel. E.g. in Regional and Language Options, Regional Options tab, Customize Regional Options, Date tab Short date format: FWIW I have yyyy-MM-dd there with a Short date sample: 2009-04-23 Tip: as an alternative to going through the Control Panel you can start the above via Run... (e.g. press Win-R and enter  control.exe intl.cpl BTW please don't use Quoted Printable when you are posting to newsgroups. Plain text only please. Also, please always disclose your OS and version when you are asking for help in newsgroups. The information I gave is for XPsp3. HTH Robert Aldwinckle ---
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"Tom" wrote in message ...
QP The date in my preview pane for all messages shows up as ( 04/DD/2009 ) Can i change it to read as ( 04/22/2009 ) and how do i do that? Thanks Tom /QP That probably represents an error in your Regional Settings applet in Control Panel. E.g. in Regional and Language Options, Regional Options tab, Customize Regional Options, Date tab Short date format: FWIW I have yyyy-MM-dd there with a Short date sample: 2009-04-23 Tip: as an alternative to going through the Control Panel you can start the above via Run... (e.g. press Win-R and enter control.exe intl.cpl BTW please don't use Quoted Printable when you are posting to newsgroups. Plain text only please. Also, please always disclose your OS and version when you are asking for help in newsgroups. The information I gave is for XPsp3. HTH Robert Aldwinckle ---
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