Kenn Yuill wrote:

>>
> 
> 
> I am currently using OS/2 4.50.  If the OS is setting the time in the 
> BIOS, I wonder why the OS does not set the format for the date as 
> YYYY.MM.DD or YY.MM.DD.  Could it be a case of the BIOS getting the time 
> from the "TZ" variable of the OS but getting the format for the date 
> from the "COUNTRY" variable?  I am using "001",
which is the correct 
> setting in OS/2 for English-speaking Canada, but MM/DD/YY is the default 
> for the format of the date, which is incorrect.

You have to set the locale object to default - it is not set as such 
after install - and shutdown/reboot thereafter.



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