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Default Dates in forms

Hi,

I have downloaded J-Walk Enhanced Data form but as yet have not purchased
the VBA code.

Before I do I want to ensure I can change it the way I need to. I have
emailed John and he says he can not resolve the problem but I find it hard to
belive.

The issue I have is that I am in the UK and our date format differs
from the US.

I have entered 01/03/08 = dd/mm/yyyy and the entry is appearing on the
form as 03/01/08 mm/dd/yyyy but this will be viewed by my users as 3rd Jan
08 not 1st March 08.

Dates appear on my form in 5 different fields but only one of them is
changable so using a calendar tool will not resolve this.

How/where is the code that tells the form how to display dates? I want to
ensure that I can make the changes before paying the money - I know it is not
much but as I am not getting paid for my time to develop this file I do not
want to outlay if it will not work.

Please help - any ideas would be great (though I have a feeling you are all
going to tell me that I am going to have to purchase the code before you can
help)


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Leanne M (Aussie)
(Changed Display name from Leanne)
United Kingdom
(Don''t ask me what an Aussie is doing living in the UK!)
 
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