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On Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:23:24 +0100, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> Oh, right... You guys do the dates "backwards" ;)
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>> Though I have to admit d-m-y makes more logical sense.
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> D/M/Y makes sense. Y/M/D makes sense. M/D/Y is just perverse! :-P
What's wrong with "June 2, 2010"? That's where M/D/Y comes from.
(Though I will admit that I usually write dates as 2-June-2010 or similar
because of the ambiguity of NN/XX/YY formats - and I deal with an
international audience pretty constantly).
Jim
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