5803 will run one year or 6 months ?

[Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)]

Aye, good point.

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[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

You can get Glass, but its WDDM complient, you can know this by scrolling
over a Taskbar window button, if you don't see the preview thumbnail, its
not WDDM complient.
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[Steve Foster [SBS MVP]]

See if this screenshot works or not....

Winver obeys your regional settings, so I suspect that's 7th March 2007,
since you're using a UK email address...

Mine showed as 07/03/2007, until I changed my date format to dd/M/yyyy, at
which point reloading winver displayed 07/3/2007.

 

[Zack Whittaker \(R2 Mentor\)]

Hmm... this could get very confusing!!

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[Steve Foster [SBS MVP]]

Hmm... this could get very confusing!!

Well, if Vista manages to always obey your regional settings, it should be
less confusing because you'll always be able to read dates as you expect
them to be, instead of having to [sometimes] treat them as US format and
mentally convert accordingly.