Date Format

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Hello,

I tried this question in "Printing & Faxing" but got minimal help so I
thought I could try here.

Is it possible to change the date format in the banner stamp printed on
faxes in Fax Console? The current format is mm/d/yyyy & I would like to use
the Australian standard d/mm/yyyy.

All our PC settings are d/mm/yyyy but Fax Console apparently likes to be
different.

Thank you
 
S.Sengupta, thank you for your reply.

XP is already set to the style appropriate in Australia, ie date format is
dd/MM/yyyy. I have already tried changing these in Control Panel, Regional &
Language Options, but Fax Console banner date format remained as M/d/yyyy.

I checked the registry settings as per your suggestion & they are correct
for Australia.

So the question remains - how to change the date format in Fax Console
banner stamp? I have not found any way through Fax Console itself.

Thanks again for your suggestions - much appreciated.

S.Sengupta said:
HOW TO: Change Date, Time, Number, and Currency Value Displays in Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;307938&sd=tech

After changing,reboot the system.

You make check the settings in the registry too:-
Strat>Run>Regedit>ok
navigate to:-
HKEY_USER\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\International

regards,
S.Sengupta[MS-MVP]

Hello,

I tried this question in "Printing & Faxing" but got minimal help so I
thought I could try here.

Is it possible to change the date format in the banner stamp printed on
faxes in Fax Console? The current format is mm/d/yyyy & I would like to use
the Australian standard d/mm/yyyy.

All our PC settings are d/mm/yyyy but Fax Console apparently likes to be
different.

Thank you
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