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I made the mistake of leaving the regional settings as US (I'm based in the
UK) when I installed my development server (2003 Std). I've set the
regional settings back to English (UK) in all of the settings in control
panel - but my sites are still showing the date formats as mm/dd/yyyy.

I know I can add culture = "en-GB" to the globalization setting in
web.config but I'd like to know how to sort this out on a system wide scale
(just in case I cock it up again!)

Any help gratefully appreciated.

Cheers,
Andy

Try the machine.config file...

Patrice

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"Andy Pickering" <andy@freecom-dot-net> a écrit dans le message de
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> I made the mistake of leaving the regional settings as US (I'm based in
the
> UK) when I installed my development server (2003 Std). I've set the
> regional settings back to English (UK) in all of the settings in control
> panel - but my sites are still showing the date formats as mm/dd/yyyy.
>
> I know I can add culture = "en-GB" to the globalization setting in
> web.config but I'd like to know how to sort this out on a system wide
scale
> (just in case I cock it up again!)
>
> Any help gratefully appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Andy
>
>

Check your ie language settings

IE --> Internet Options --> Languages


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"Andy Pickering" <andy@freecom-dot-net> wrote in message
news:...
> I made the mistake of leaving the regional settings as US (I'm based in
the
> UK) when I installed my development server (2003 Std). I've set the
> regional settings back to English (UK) in all of the settings in control
> panel - but my sites are still showing the date formats as mm/dd/yyyy.
>
> I know I can add culture = "en-GB" to the globalization setting in
> web.config but I'd like to know how to sort this out on a system wide
scale
> (just in case I cock it up again!)
>
> Any help gratefully appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Andy
>
>