Week display

[sxy]

The week display in the software seems weird. It's using "n,n,e,d,u,i,t" for each day of a week. It's really not clear to me. Is it possible to change to “S,M,T,W,T,F,S" as people normally use?

Thanks!

[Serge]

[quote="sxy"]The week display in the software seems weird. It's using "n,n,e,d,u,i,t" for each day of a week. It's really not clear to me. Is it possible to change to “S,M,T,W,T,F,S" as people normally use?[/quote]
Our programs use your Windows Local Settings to display national short dates. Could you please check short dates format in "Regional and Language Options" in Control Panel.

[shengxiaoyi]

I set my regional setting to English(US). However, I used Chinese for non-unicode programs. If I change this to English, the display is right. But outlook displays well in either settings.

Is it possible to make the program display weekdays well without having to set the system to English for non-unicode programs?

Thanks

[Serge]

Our programs use only Regional Options to display dates and time and have nothing to do with non-unicode programs setting in Advanced TAB. We tested changing non-unicode programs setting and it didn't affect calendar display.

[shengxiaoyi]

But this is what happened to me. When I use English for non-unicode programs, its display is right. But if I change the language to Chinese(PRC), it's changed to the weird display I mentioned before. My guess is that you didn't change the non-unicode language to Chinese as I did but rather some other languages available on the system (Chinese is optional, you have to install it first). And the language you tested happened to be right.

However, the display of weekdays in Date and Time in the control panel displays well in either English or Chinese as non-unicode language. I hope I can upload some pictures to prove this.

[Serge]

You were right. We installed Chinese and repeated the bug you described. We will try to find where the problem is and will try to solve it. Thank you for the report.