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Settings of date and numbers
« Reply #1 on: May 16, 2017, 04:24:59 PM »
 

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I do not know how to switch the settings of date and numbers to local (Austrian) standard.
Thunderbird shows me the time of received E-mails with AM and PM, with j-pilot the week starts with Sunday and tells me that "Heute ist Tuesday, 16. May" which is a mix of languages. The terminal says 70.5 MB and 5,123 kB instead of 70,5 MB and 5.123 kB.
Google (in Firefox) keeps forgetting German as well.

The mere words are in German but numbers and dates are not.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve this? The German language pack is installed, all language settings are set to German.

Update:
I found the culprit: The regional settings were set to "English-US". It took me a while to set it to "German", because the settings kept jumping back to English.
I do not know why, but suddenly the settings for German remained and after logging in again everything works fine.


« Last Edit: May 21, 2017, 09:57:25 AM by maxheadroom »
 

 

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