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Showing Day-Month-Year vs. Month-Year in file list

Showing Day-Month-Year vs. Month-Year in file list

Showing Day-Month-Year vs. Month-Year in file list

(OP)
Hello,

My coworker and myself both are using WF2.  As the screenshot shows, the "Date Modified" column shows day, month, and year.  My coworker's screen only shows month and year in that column.  Why is this?  Do any of you know how to change his screen so that he can see the day, as well as the month and year?

Thanks in advance,

Eric

RE: Showing Day-Month-Year vs. Month-Year in file list

I believe this is due to either date settings on his machine if the display matches his taskbar time display.

Otherwise it might be due to the following config setting

Tools options config option can be set as follows

todays_date_note_format
% symbol must precede Month Day or Year designation
+ indicates separator such as - or /

%M+%D+%Y

Month = August
MMM or Mmm  = AUG Aug
mm = 08
m  =  8

d  =  1
dd = 01


%yyyy = 2008
%yy   = 08
'%yy  = '08  etc.

02-Jun-08  would be %dd-%Mmm-%yy

Michael

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