I have the same problem with my dates. It's very frustrating.  I can put 12 
Dec 1801/02 because it will revert back to 1801 - weird. If I double date it 
will double date ones I don't want it to.

Renee Zamora


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jenny M Benson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <LegacyUserGroup@mail.millenniacorp.com>
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 11:27 AM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Dates


> Melanie Armstrong wrote
> >Has anyone else had trouble with dates? When I try to put in a date
> >like March 17, 1685 it double dates it unless I turn the double dating
> >feature off. If I turn the double dating feature off it turns all my
> >dates that are double dated such as March 17,1685/86 to March 17, 1685.
> >It does this with dates such as Mar 17, 1302 also. I've contacted
> >customer support and the dates work just fine for them. Do I have
> >something set wrong or is it a bug? Any help with this would be 
> >appreciated.
>
> I think you'll find the following, from the Help file, relevant:
>
> "Legacy supports the practice of double dating to handle the time period
> between the changeover from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar.   To
> turn this feature on, click Customize on the Options menu, and then
> click the Dates tab.  With this feature selected, entering a date that
> falls between January 1, 1583 and March 24, 1752 (or any cutoff date you
> specify) displays it as a double date. You can specifically enter the
> double date, such as Feb. 16, 1723/24 or Feb 16 1723/1724, in which case
> Legacy displays it as Feb 16, 1723/24.  If you don't include the second
> year, Legacy accepts the year you entered as the second year.  Jan 16,
> 1652 becomes Jan 16, 1651/52."
>
> So basically, any date that you enter which falls between Jan 1 1583 and
> the cutoff date *will* appear as a double date as long as you have
> double dating switched on.
>
> Or are you saying that you have this problem with dates which fall
> *outside* the 1583-1752 period?
> -- 
> Jenny M Benson
>
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