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[tesco]

While you are looking at that, can you see if there's a way to change the date format to the members choice.

This silly month-day-year format is really confusing.

Ya I can look into that too.

[Samurai]

While you are looking at that, can you see if there's a way to change the date format to the members choice.

This silly month-day-year format is really confusing.

Yup.

Interesting to know why American's (and many other countries for that matter) go that way? Does anyone know?

Over in the UK, it's normally Day, Month, Year <smallest to largest>

I'm puzzled by how other countries came about their Month, Day, Year format

[tesco]

Month day year makes more sense to me...
Like November 9, 2005. Not 9 November, 2005.

[Samurai]

Month day year makes more sense to me...
Like November 9, 2005. Not 9 November, 2005.

Of course it does. We've grown up in the ways that we've been taught at school.

But what makes more sense...

Thursday 10th November 2005
or
Thursday November 10th 2005

?

[Dark Steno]

What being taught in England, is being taught in Malaysia.

[Barbarossa]

Month day year makes more sense to me...
Like November 9, 2005. Not 9 November, 2005.

That's crackers and you know it. Americophile

Logically the units should go in order of small to medium to large... i.e. dd/mm/yyyy.

[tesco]

Month day year makes more sense to me...
Like November 9, 2005. Not 9 November, 2005.

Of course it does. We've grown up in the ways that we've been taught at school.

But what makes more sense...

Thursday 10th November 2005
or
Thursday November 10th 2005

?

Thursday November 10th 2005 makes more sense to me...

[Samurai]

Precisely. I think you should switch to "proper" English

[tesco]

That's how it is. Month-day-year.

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