System Clock display has changed.

The System Clock in the lower right hand corner of my
Windows 98 taskbar always displayed the date with the day
of the week, like "Sunday August 15 2004".

Now, for some reason, it just displays, "August 15 2004".

What happened to the day of the week?

Start
settings
control panel
regional settings
date
time

to change the displayed view of date/time

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"Patrick" wrote in message
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| The System Clock in the lower right hand corner of my
| Windows 98 taskbar always displayed the date with the day
| of the week, like "Sunday August 15 2004".
|
| Now, for some reason, it just displays, "August 15 2004".
|
| What happened to the day of the week?
|
|

Thanks for the reply, but nothing on that control panel
feature offers to display the day of the week, like it
used to. I guess it's just gone into computer limbo.

-----Original Message-----
Start
settings
control panel
regional settings
date
time

to change the displayed view of date/time

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Panda online AntiVirus scan
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"Patrick" wrote in
message
...
| The System Clock in the lower right hand corner of my
| Windows 98 taskbar always displayed the date with the
day
| of the week, like "Sunday August 15 2004".
|
| Now, for some reason, it just displays, "August 15
2004".
|
| What happened to the day of the week?
|
|


.

You must have had a third party program installed such as TClock which you
can download he

http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/fil...id,6122,00.asp

It's free.

Joe

wrote in message
...
Thanks for the reply, but nothing on that control panel
feature offers to display the day of the week, like it
used to. I guess it's just gone into computer limbo.

snip

Just thought I'd let everyone know that the mystery has
been solved.

Start/Settings/Control Panel/Regional Settings.

On the Regional Settings there is a drop-down menu
offering several languages.

If I pick English (Canadian) the System Clock displays
August 17 2004 when the mouse pointer is hovered over it,
and there is no option offered to display the day of the
week.

If I pick English (United States) the System Clock
displays Tuesday August 17 2004.

Guess Bill Gates thought we Canucks didn't need to know
what day it is.


-----Original Message-----
The System Clock in the lower right hand corner of my
Windows 98 taskbar always displayed the date with the day
of the week, like "Sunday August 15 2004".

Now, for some reason, it just displays, "August 15 2004".

What happened to the day of the week?


.

Hey I was close at least ,
and Bill must have thought Canadians already know and Dont have to be told
what day it is, Americans well thats another story

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"Patrick" wrote in message
...
| Just thought I'd let everyone know that the mystery has
| been solved.
|
| Start/Settings/Control Panel/Regional Settings.
|
| On the Regional Settings there is a drop-down menu
| offering several languages.
|
| If I pick English (Canadian) the System Clock displays
| August 17 2004 when the mouse pointer is hovered over it,
| and there is no option offered to display the day of the
| week.
|
| If I pick English (United States) the System Clock
| displays Tuesday August 17 2004.
|
| Guess Bill Gates thought we Canucks didn't need to know
| what day it is.
|
|
| -----Original Message-----
| The System Clock in the lower right hand corner of my
| Windows 98 taskbar always displayed the date with the day
| of the week, like "Sunday August 15 2004".
|
| Now, for some reason, it just displays, "August 15 2004".
|
| What happened to the day of the week?
|
|
| .
|