ME> Each "yy" to become "yyyy" thus the already flexible MAX remains so but
ME> with four digit year compliance the way other apps are being recoded or
That is, in itself, not too hard. Unfortunately, there are other places in
the system which use specific date formats that are not user-definable. (If
I recall correctly, one such place is in the message-reading screen under
some circumstances. The Statistics menu is another.)
Even with that change, the lengths of all of those strings change, which
means another more-detailed round of testing. :-(
ME> But you have already built that flexibility into MAX as noted above from
ME> the MAX docs, and even though you point out 94.3% of the world is not
he
ME> USA, you did make it the default so most of this line of argument seems
ME> like "puffery". (IMHO)
My point about the order of the month/day fields was that it was difficult to
make the date format completely unambiguous without wasting a lot of space,
not that 94.3% of the world was any better or any worse than the other part.
:-)
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