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Instead of adapting the date it shows to the current locale, what if we
take it a step further and let the user specify the string they want to
format the time? So you can make the timestamp look like whatever you
want?
Colter
On Wednesday, December 5, 2001, at 03:01 PM, Rob In der Maur wrote:
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> Off topic for this firelist but there is a way to fix it. Described on
> www.macosxhints.com in
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> It's the same annoyance I have with Mail.app: it doesn't even add AM/PM
> so you're confused whether a mail was sent in the middle of the night
> or in the afternoon, or to mention another one. Apple's binding of
> default paper size to the locale (Come on..., I can speak English and
> use US software but that doesn't mean I have to order Letter paper to
> print something out....:)). Again, fixes are found on MacOSXHints but
> it requires you to tweak property files, etc...
> In general I would appreciate US developers to take into account other
> parts of the world outside of the US.
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> Cheers,
> Rob
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> On Wednesday, December 5, 2001, at 05:40 , Hans Gerwitz wrote:
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>>> The time format is currently hard coded to American/Eric's
>>> favorite :-). I'll look into fixing that to use the users preferred
>>> format for the next release.
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>> Then maybe someone can convince Apple to use the OS preference for the
>> menubar clock menu.
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