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2008-01-01
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unfortunatly not , its always been that way , i feel your pain , 24 hour time drives me nuts
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2008-01-01
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Originally Posted by munky261
LOL, and 12 hr time drives me nuts
unfortunatly not , its always been that way , i feel your pain , 24 hour time drives me nuts
I spent almost an hour trying to get the clock applet to display 24 hr time.
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2008-01-01
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Does the same apply to GPE-Calendar? I guess I have no choice with the cpu status applet, but I would definitely like to have the calendar display in 12 hour.
I'm enjoying my N800 with OS 2008 and for the most part, I have everything working properly - except one thing.
I have osso-statusbar-cpu as well as GPE-calendar loaded but these show time on a 24 hour format as opposed to the 12 hour format. I have my time set up as 12 hour format on the control panel so I'm wondering why these apps show it as 24 hour format. Is there a way to change this?
Thanks