Setting the Regional Date and Time Settings.
Like I said, you should not do it. Someone who mucks with my control panel
not only gets uninstalled, they get every single person I know finding out
about the piece of {*filter*}that presumed to tell my settings they were not good
enough.
Responsible apps learn to work within a user's regional settings.
I mention the API and point out it is BAD to use it, truly. You are not
going to revolutionize the UI and produce something better than the control
panel for users, so why not just let their settings be?
--
MichKa
(insensitive fruitarian)
random junk of dubious value, a multilingual website, the
54-language TSI Form/Report to Data Access Page Wizard,
and lots of replication "stuff" at the (no scripts required!)
http://www.*-*-*.com/
Quote:
> Isnt that a bit too vague? I need some concrete code Michael.
> Thanks
> ~College Guy~
in
> > Using SetLocale.
> > But generally speaking, you DON'T.
> > --
> > MichKa
> > (insensitive fruitarian)
> > random junk of dubious value, a multilingual website, the
> > 54-language TSI Form/Report to Data Access Page Wizard,
> > and lots of replication "stuff" at the (no scripts required!)
> > http://www.*-*-*.com/
> > > How do you set the Regional Date and Time Settings in Windows?
> > > Thanks,
> > > ~College Guy~
