Why doesn't Legacy pick up the Windows setting automatically?
Foxy
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That's only because you have Legacy set to a different date format
than your Windows. They must be set the *same*.
Legacy User Group guidelines can be found at:
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree
On 5 Aug 2006 Richard Van Wasshnova wrote:
> I get almost identical problem for any year;
> Using 2006 is easiest to do:
> Jan 1 = 05 Aug 2006
> Feb 1 = 02 Jan 2006
> Mar 1 = 03 Jan 2006
> Apr 1 = 04 Jan 2006
> May 1 = 05 Jan 2006
> Jan 2 = 01 Feb 2006
>
> Under Options Dates I have selected dat
-year
format 2 digit day-month and 4 digit year
I think the calc will only work in one format setting not the one we're
using.
Richard
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From: "Nancy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Thank you, Paul, I do believe you've solved the problem. I reset my
computer to D-M-Y (just like what was in Legacy) and rebooted it & have
not been able to recreate the original problem. It was unusual though
that it only occured in 1993, wasn't it? Anyway, thanks again for your help.
Nancy
rmats in Legacy, Americans use 1 or 3,
in Australia, we use 2 or 4 whereas the only really logical ones are 5 and
6.
Might throw some light on your problem.
Paul
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From: "Nancy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Weird Date Problem
Nancy,
1993 was not a leap year and when I tested the Calendar function for the
dates you used it worked perfectly for me. I also tried it in Version 5.0
as well as Version 6.0 since you d
I'm using Legacy v6 Deluxe and if it worked perfectly for you then why
do you think it worked oddly for me?
Curiosity, of course.
Nancy
PS: I was only joking about it being a leap year.
Support/Brian wrote:
Nancy,
1993 was not a leap year and when I tested the Calendar function for
the date
Nancy,
1993 was not a leap year and when I tested the Calendar function for the
dates you used it worked perfectly for me. I also tried it in Version
5.0 as well as Version 6.0 since you did not say which version you are
using. Both worked the same way.
Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corpo
Ok, this is the first time this has happened. I read a obituary that is
dated July 31, 1993 and says that the person was to be buried on Monday,
so I go to the date calculator (which I think is great, btw) and cycle
back to July 31, 1993. I select Monday and double click on it (I already
had pl
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