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dhufcadmin
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I'm using my calendar in the UK. I present it as both the main calendar and in XML using the D2 option (Happening Soon).

My problemn is that the D2 option display the date in the US Format of MM/DD/YY which is rarely used/understood in the UK. Is there an option to present the information using the UK date format of DD/MM/YY?

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Alan

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I empathize with you on the data formatting, but currently only the mm/dd/yy format is supported.
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I empathize with you on the data formatting, but currently only the mm/dd/yy format is supported.

Any view to changing this - even if the "Happening soon..." format could be changed to April 12 - anything would be better than 04/12

In Australia that would be completely misunderstood !!!

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Actually, since my last post we have begun to address this. But you need to go under Options->Security and set your country properly. We have correct date formats for most of the regions listed there (if you aren't seeing the correct format, let us know)

As for the Today+Happening Soon view, it already uses this format:
"Mon, Mar 26"

Where did you see 04/12?
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