Hello Martin!

** On Wednesday 30.09.20 - 09:18, Martin Foster wrote to Chuck Pierson:

 MF> Although I've lived in the UK all my life and was brought
 MF> up to use the British date format(dd/mm/yyyy), I now much
 MF> prefer to use the European date format(dd.mm.yyyy).


The "." vs "/" makes no difference to me. Albiet, I am partial  
to the "." when illustrating a phone number (See the very top  
of my biz website: https://ashlies.ca

When I worked in industry where the client was primarily the  
military, the spec documents and other correspondences used  
what I call the odemeter arrangement for the date:

 yyyy mm dd, or  yyyymmdd

That made the most sense for me. It was super easy to sort  
files and instantly see the proper order of things.

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