license valid until - date format

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  1. 123abc

    123abc Registered Member

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    says 5-5-2008
    how is the date written?
    month - day - year
    day - month - year
    ?
    thank you
     
    123abc, Jan 12, 2008
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  2. Joan Archer

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    I think it follows whatever you have set as your language/keyboard format.;)
     
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  3. 123abc

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    obviously,i know almost nothing about computers
    help?
     
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    what is the answer?
    the date format?
    ?
     
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  5. Marcos

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    It depends on your local system settings, check it in your Windows Control panel.
     
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  6. psychokilla

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    In any case, if yours says 5-5-2008, then there can't be much confusion when it's going to run out...correct?
     
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  7. stueycaster

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    No matter which way you read it it's the same date.:D Which is it? May the 5th or 5th of May?

    ¿Es Cinco de Mayo?
     
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    It's month-day-year on mine.
     
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  9. Joan Archer

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    On my system it's day/month/year as it's set to English UK and not English USA. ;)
     
    Joan Archer, Jan 13, 2008
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