Changing time/date display Win XP

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My wife's Pro version of Win XP is showing time as 24
hour time. How can we change that to the typical 12
hour AM/PM display?
Thanks...

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Don wrote:
> My wife's Pro version of Win XP is showing time as 24 hour time. How
> can we change that to the typical 12 hour AM/PM display?
> Thanks...

Control Panel | Regional and Language Options.

John

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John John - MVP wrote:
> Don wrote:
>> My wife's Pro version of Win XP is showing time as 24 hour time. How
>> can we change that to the typical 12 hour AM/PM display?
>> Thanks...
>
> Control Panel | Regional and Language Options.
>
> John

Thanks, John. Sheeze, didn't realize until I started
to follow your directions that at 6 A.M. I'd have
trouble seeing the results I wanted...guess I'll have
to wait until after noon. :-(

Don

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Don wrote:
> John John - MVP wrote:
>> Don wrote:
>>> My wife's Pro version of Win XP is showing time as 24 hour time. How
>>> can we change that to the typical 12 hour AM/PM display?
>>> Thanks...
>>
>> Control Panel | Regional and Language Options.
>>
>> John
>
> Thanks, John. Sheeze, didn't realize until I started to follow your
> directions that at 6 A.M. I'd have trouble seeing the results I
> wanted...guess I'll have to wait until after noon. :-(

You can move the clock forward... then move it back to the right time...

John

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Don Schmidt wrote:
> Don,
>
> Temporarily set the time to 9 PM
>
>
It's now 11:30 and we just returned from the gym.
I'll wait 'till I get out of the shower.
Thanks guys, for the support on this querry.
Don

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Don wrote:
> Don Schmidt wrote:
>> Don,
>>
>> Temporarily set the time to 9 PM
>>
>>
> It's now 11:30 and we just returned from the gym. I'll wait 'till I get
> out of the shower.
> Thanks guys, for the support on this querry.
> Don

OK, time has been changed to the preferred format =
hh:mm:ss tt and shows on the Sys Toolbar as such.
BUT: what does the "tt" refer to?

Thanks again,
Don

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Don wrote:
> Don wrote:
>> Don Schmidt wrote:
>>> Don,
>>>
>>> Temporarily set the time to 9 PM
>>>
>>>
>> It's now 11:30 and we just returned from the gym. I'll wait 'till I
>> get out of the shower.
>> Thanks guys, for the support on this querry.
>> Don
>
> OK, time has been changed to the preferred format = hh:mm:ss tt and
> shows on the Sys Toolbar as such. BUT: what does the "tt" refer to?

It's for the AM/PM notation.

John

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