With windows you can decide whether to display 12 or 24 hour, but I am
not sure if Flash can "detect" this setting, or if it affects the Date
functions in Flash - I guess that's an experiment for someone to try...
eric e. dolecki wrote:
don't all computers use 24 hour clocks and the user can decide whether or
not to display 12/24?
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 12:13 PM, Glen Pike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi,
Look at the Date class - you can use getDate, etc. or getUTCDate,
etc. so I guess you could compare and contrast.
I don't think this would enable you to differentiate between 12 & 24
hour clock though.
Glen
Pasha wrote:
Hey!
Is it possible to detect time settings on user computer?
I would like to know whether he/she uses american (AM/PM) or european 24
hour time format.
Pasha
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