Re[4]: Week of the year

Hello Alexander, Saturday, November 22, 2003, 12:10:25 AM, you wrote: MP I don't know if there are any other... AL No yet, But I'll send code to Andrey for next verion's update Do you mean code for Week of the year? -- Best Wishes, Mark using The Bat! 2.01.26

Re: Week of the year

* Mark Partous [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Saturday, November 22, 2003, 12:10:25 AM, you wrote: I don't know if there are any other... No yet, But I'll send code to Andrey for next verion's update Do you mean code for Week of the year? ... and don't forget that there is more than one

Re[5]: Week of the year

Hello Mark, On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 13:55:37 +0100 (22.11.2003 17:55 my local time) you wrote about Week of the year at least in part: MP Do you mean code for Week of the year? Yes, really I wrote two macros - WeekOfYear and DayOfYear and prepared (while they aren't added to MyMacros)

Re[2]: Week of the year

Hello Carsten, On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 14:26:48 +0100 (22.11.2003 18:26 my local time) you wrote about Week of the year at least in part: CT ... and don't forget that there is more than one definition for CT »week of the year«. :-/ I know only one - number of week is number of week, and

Re: Week of the year

On Saturday, November 22, 2003, 21:26:23 (+0500 GMT) Alexander Leschinsky wrote: I know only one - number of week is number of week, and 1.01 always start 1-st week That's not correct. There is an ISO definition. The week with at last 4 days of the new year are the first week of this year. So

Re: Week of the year

Hello Alexander, On Saturday, November 22, 2003 at 9:26:23 PM you [AL] wrote (at least in part): CT ... and don't forget that there is more than one definition for CT »week of the year«. :-/ AL I know only one - number of week is number of week, That's correct. AL and 1.01 always start 1-st

Re: Week of the year

Hallo Alexander, On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 01:26:23 +0500GMT (22-11-03, 21:26 +0100, where I live), you wrote: CT ... and don't forget that there is more than one definition for CT »week of the year«. :-/ AL I know only one - number of week is number of week, and 1.01 always AL start 1-st week I read

FL QuoteStyle

Hello tbtech, Just for fun - if anybody want use _always_ initials FNAMELNAME for quoting test from any sender's name %_PREFIX=[%SETPATTREGEXP=^(\w)\w+\s+(((\w\.?)?\s+)|\w+\s+)*((\w)(\w+\s+)?)%- %REGEXPBLINDMATCH=%OFROMNAME%SUBPATT=1%SUBPATT=5]%- %QUOTESTYLE==%_PREFIX in template will do the

Re: Week of the year

Hello Ingrid, On Sunday, November 23, 2003 at 12:34:03 AM you [PP] wrote (at least in part): PP The week that fells ^ I shouldn't drink and d^hwrite :-/ falls, like to fall I intended to express :-/ -- Regards Peter Palmreuther (The Bat! v2.01.49 on

Re[3]: Week of the year

Hello Alexander Leschinsky, on Sun, 23 Nov 2003 01:26:23 +0500 (2003-11-22 21:26:23 in .nl) in the message with reference mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote (at least in part): AL I know only one - number of week is number of week, and 1.01 always AL start 1-st week ISO-8601 download links on:

Re[2]: Week of the year

Hello Roelof, On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 00:44:40 +0100 (23.11.2003 04:44 my local time) you wrote about Week of the year at least in part: RO I read this as should the first of January always start the first RO week. According to ISO-8601 this is not true. Okay, okay I can add %ISOWEEKOFYEAR

Re[2]: Week of the year

Hello Heinz, On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 00:33:39 +0100 (23.11.2003 04:33 my local time) you wrote about Week of the year at least in part: HH So all weeks where the 01.01 between monday and thursday are the HH first week of the year. But what is the number of week for 01 Jan after Thursday?