>  >From the nimble fingers of Robert Purves
>(robert.purves@...) (28/10/2000 1:30 AM) came...
>
>  >
>  >>>> Here's another way, that makes the string returned by DATE$ reflect your
>  > I mis-spoke, there _is_ a Step 2. Save the file UserFloatPrefs before
>  > testing the DATE$ statement.
>  >
>  > I get:
>  >
>  > 10/28/00  without _FBUseNewTimeDateFormat
>  > 28/10/00  with _FBUseNewTimeDateFormat
>  >
>  > Robert P.
>
>This "UserFloatPrefs" thing, on my box is a file with one line - commented
>out at that:
>///_RoundUpFloat2Long = _true               /// Un-remark to round up Float
>to Integer
>
>below that line I added:
>
>_FBUseNewTimeDateFormat = 1''27/10/2000 at 12:55 PM new from RP
>
>Even tucked in credit where credit is due, as you can see, and she still
>says, today, "10/28/00".
>
>Is this something that some Redneck has decided that Canadians don't
>deserve?
>--
>Ted Spencer; ted@...
>519 289 5900 FAX 519 289 5717
>--
>I have come to suspect that my graduation from High School was more a matter
>of Pardon than Promotion.


Now change your date/time prefs :)



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