As the Sys Admin Have a look in the Regional and Language Options in control panel check it is all UK
This should also fix it if you put in in a .reg file and import it
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Contr
"iCountry"="44"
"iCurrDigits"="2"
"iCurrency"="0"
"iDate"="1"
"iDigits"="2"
"iLZero"="1"
"iMeasure"="0"
"iNegCurr"="1"
"iTime"="1"
"iTLZero"="1"
"Locale"="00000809"
"s1159"="AM"
"s2359"="PM"
"sCountry"="United Kingdom"
"sCurrency"="£"
"sDate"="/"
"sDecimal"="."
"sLanguage"="ENG"
"sList"=","
"sLongDate"="dd MMMM yyyy"
"sShortDate"="dd/MM/yyyy"
"sThousand"=","
"sTime"=":"
"sTimeFormat"="HH:mm:ss"
"iTimePrefix"="0"
"sMonDecimalSep"="."
"sMonThousandSep"=","
"iNegNumber"="1"
"sNativeDigits"="012345678
"NumShape"="1"
"iCalendarType"="1"
"iFirstDayOfWeek"="0"
"iFirstWeekOfYear"="0"
"sGrouping"="3;0"
"sMonGrouping"="3;0"
"sPositiveSign"=""
"sNegativeSign"="-"
Note: Playing with the registry is dangerous and you should always wear protective clothing etc etc this will be okay though ;)
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by: daniel_cPosted on 2003-10-08 at 11:53:27ID: 9515418
You have to use LCID to make it dateformat works as you want. .asp?id=22 60
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