Time Format

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therube
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Time Format

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Time Format


Suggestion to pad the Time, so that it lays out in columns "correctly".
Looks like you do that already for the Date.

So:

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05/30/2012 01:07:24 AM
05/30/2012 01:28:53 AM
Instead of (currently):

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05/30/2012 1:07:24 AM
05/30/2012 01:28:53 AM
(Looks like you already pad the minute & second.)
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therube
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Re: Time Format

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(I'd say something similar about size too, but that is more difficult to come up with a "clean" way to do it & is less important for this application.)
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Re: Time Format

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The date/time display in the report uses your system's short date/time settings. You can alter this in control panel (Region and Language in Win 7), and adjust the format to your liking.
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Re: Time Format

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uses your system's short date/time settings
Actually it looks like it must be using short date, long time.
I always set my Short Date to: MM/dd/yyyy & my Short Time to: hh:mm tt (so I don't typically run into these kinds of situations), but I had left Long Time: at its default (h:mm:ss tt).

Now, that's better :-).

PS: Just to note, a change to Region & Language requires a Duplicate Cleaner restart before the changes are affected.
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