> Hmm? Or does that "Kuukauden n. päivä" format sound really wrong to > people?
Yes, if you really mean to say 'n. day of the month', and not eg. 'Maaliskuun 15. päivä', where 'Maalis' and '15' are the replacement strings/numbers. I think the proper form is '15. Maaliskuuta 2014', the difference being that you have the year at the end which makes it sound a bit akward if you put the month before the day(number). The engineer in me screams for '[YYYY].[MM].[DD].' but I mostly ignore that voice :-) Poltsi -- Paul-Erik Törrönen "When science and the Bible differ, pol...@777-team.org science has obviously misinterpreted +358 40 703 1231 its data" http://poltsi.fi/ Henry Morris, father of 'modern creationism' _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list subsurface@hohndel.org http://lists.hohndel.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
