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"ROBERT BROOKS" <@ntlworld.com> wrote in
news:0Cxcd.1136$: > I have noticed that all my date formats in all applications have > changed to the US way.- today for example 10/17/2004. > > How can I change my dates back to the normal format in all my > applications? > > Regards > Rob > Farsley > > > Well, I don't know what O/S you are using but on XP you can go to Control Panel/Regional and Language Options to set things such as currency, date, and time formats etc. etc. I know it's on the other MS O/S(s) as well. Duane  |
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