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| First Post Posted on: 01-21-12 01:59 AM |
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| Hello,\
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How can you change the time?\
It is now 04:45\
But I like to have it in 16:45\
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Where and how can I arrange that? |
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| mewsoft |
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| Reply #: 2 Posted on: 01-22-12 11:22 PM |
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| Thanks, thats works but....\
When it become afternoon the time goes from 13:00 into 01:01\
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Can I change this in the class editor "livetime"\
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Please help |
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ate:XX--> or < ! --Date_Time:XX-- or < ! --Date::XX, where XX is a number from 1 to about 27, each number you set will print a different date format as you see in your admin -> general option menu: