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Combobox Date format change
Thank you Greg.
Perfectly done. "Greg Wilson" wrote in message ... You could just specify this format: "dddd MMMM dd yyyy" To answer your question, the "Short Date" and "Long Date" formats are set through the Control Panel. FWIW, my take on these formats is that they allow developers to specify one or the other format types (Long or Short) in their programs as opposed to a specific format. This enables the computer owner to control the format and maintain consistency while running multiple programs (particularly important for a business). For Windows 2000 Profressional: Control Panel Regional Options Date tab In the Long Date window specify: dddd MMMM dd yyyy For Windows XP Professional: Control Panel Regional and Language Options Regional Options tab Click the Customize button Date tab... Regards, Greg |
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