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Pocket PC Forum / End Users / Pocket PC / April 2005UK Long Date Registry Setting
After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting and have forgotten the registry setting. I have PHM Registry Editor, but i forgot to save the hivekey. In XP you can enter the UK date format (dddd d, MMMM yyyy) in the Date & Time Settings but on WM2003 you have to mess around with the registry which very anoying. TIA for any help. > After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting and > have forgotten the registry setting. > I have PHM Registry Editor, but i forgot to save the hivekey. - Go to \HKLM\nls\overrides - select SLDte (add "new string value" if not exist) - change the value data to dddd, d MMMM yyyy - soft reset the device HTH, Flib >> After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting and >> have forgotten the registry setting. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Flib I entered SLDate as the string value *DOH* Many Thanks | After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting and have | forgotten the registry setting. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] | | TIA for any help. you don't need to mess with the registry, you can choose a different country in Regional settings- I use Australia- this allows the long date- then edit the currency symbol to the £ symbol. > | After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting > and have [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > country in Regional settings- I use Australia- this allows the long > date- then edit the currency symbol to the £ symbol. But if you use a different country the daylight saving time settings will be wrong. | > | After hard reseting my ipaq 2210, I have lost the long date setting | > and have [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] | But if you use a different country the daylight saving time settings will be | wrong. No. It worked properly for me at the last changes to GMT and also to BST. Remember this is a different setting to the clock where you set your Home- this is where the time changes come from. |
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