G
Guest
Can anybody assist me on the code to set the System's ShortDate format to
yyyy/MM/dd at runtime?
yyyy/MM/dd at runtime?
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N
Newbie Coder
Connull,
Do you mean your application or Windows?
Dim strDate As String = DateTime.Today.ToShortDate...
MessageBox.Show(strDate, Me.Text)
Do you mean your application or Windows?
Dim strDate As String = DateTime.Today.ToShortDate...
MessageBox.Show(strDate, Me.Text)
G
Guest
Windows!
Newbie Coder said:Connull,
Do you mean your application or Windows?
Dim strDate As String = DateTime.Today.ToShortDate...
MessageBox.Show(strDate, Me.Text)
R
rowe_newsgroups
Windows!
I'm thinking you can use the SetLocaleInfo api for this. This looks
like a very touchy API so do so at your own risk (i.e. don't blame me
if you screw something up):
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms776312.aspx
By the way, you do know that changing a user's settings is a great way
to tick them off right?
Thanks,
Seth Rowe
N
Newbie Coder
Connull,
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724942.aspx
When I get the time I will try code it for you
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724942.aspx
When I get the time I will try code it for you
C
Cor Ligthert [MVP]
Connull,
The ShortDate is an enum from ToString in the overloaded DateTime structure.
What is your goal?.
Cor
The ShortDate is an enum from ToString in the overloaded DateTime structure.
What is your goal?.
Cor
G
Guest
Other programs running on my Clients Workstations keep changing the format
and I am then having problems with the Date format in Access and I also use
string values from the DateTime hence the reason I want my Windows App to
correct the Format of the applicable Workstation.
and I am then having problems with the Date format in Access and I also use
string values from the DateTime hence the reason I want my Windows App to
correct the Format of the applicable Workstation.
S
Stephany Young
One word of advice: DON'T!!!!!!!!!!
If you do you are likely to end up on the losing end of a law suit.
If you want your application to output the date as yyyy/MM/dd then make sure
that you explicitly format the output in your code.
If you do you are likely to end up on the losing end of a law suit.
If you want your application to output the date as yyyy/MM/dd then make sure
that you explicitly format the output in your code.