On Friday 14 October 2005 02:25, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> The Thunderbird mail client defaults to the mm/dd/yyyy date format. I
> need to replace that with dd/mm/yyyy. I found the answer is to change
> LC_TIME to my local setting (he_IL). But where is that stored? I
> tried:
> /etc/profile
> ~/profile
> ~/.profile
> ~/.bash_profile
> ~/.bashrc
>
> and several others that turned up in searches. But none of them have
> this setting. Where is it located in Fedora Core 4? Thank you.
>
> Dotan Cohen
> IE-Only.com
In that
thread, I was informed that Tbird only considers the gnome settings,
so fixing the KDE settings was not affecting it.
Dotan
http://technology-sleuth.com/index.php
So then, How do I change Gnome to use YYYY/MM/DD?
In Windows I always change to ISO standard, now that
I noticed that US is default that is bugging me.
Stephen
Don't know about Gnome (isn't that the imp being advertised on tv for
Travelocity says Tom, ducking under table), but Kmail has the ability to view
the date in several formats including custom but KDE couldn't/wouldn't put
that FEATURE in the globals.
Go figure.
Tom
Does anyone know if a choice of date option is in Thunderbird 1.5 or whether
it can be changed in FC4?
Stephen
