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xequte Posted - Mar 18 2010 : 20:53:23
If you are using MLK under Windows 7 you might encounter an issue where dates display in US format (e.g. 12/25/2010).

This is an issue with some Windows 7 systems not storing the regional settings correctly.

Resolution:

1. On the Start menu click "Control Panel"
2. Click "Region and Language"
3. Change the Format option to something else, e.g. "Greenlandic (Greenland)"
4. Click Apply
5. Change the format back to your own
6. Click OK

Nigel
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