Dirk Munk wrote:
EE wrote:
Dirk Munk wrote:
Frank-Rainer Grahl wrote:
Richmond wrote:
Ray_Net <[email protected]> writes:
Only for US to GB ... the regional setting is respected.
I don't know whether you are still talking about Seamonkey, but I have
seen the regional setting ignored for me, here, in the UK. I was
using a
later version though than I am now. I am now on 2.49.1.
2.49.1 is not affected. Any higher version is. Same for Thunderbird 52.
FRG
It seems this bug is going to be resolved by getting the regional
settings that are actually in use by the OS.
What if you want a different form of the language? That does not
sound like a solution at all.
Can you explain what you mean please, it's not clear to me.
If I want to use en-GB rather than en-US, for instance, I might want to
use their format. Actually, I like the international standard for date
and time, using 24-hour time. My operating system is set up to use that
with files. I would rather that that form be used.
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