On 6/16/2010 10:31 AM, thickhead wrote:
I am one of the lucky ones that installed (UK) Money 2005 + update to Version 14.0.12.1105 on XP emulation within Windows 7 Professional OS. I only have one annoying problem that I cannot find any answer to. When I installed the update to 1105 all the dates
were then flipped to show in the US format, i.e. Month, day, year. This did not happen before when I installed 1105 update on my previous PC running on XP. I am using the UK keyboard setting(don't know what the UK keyboard EXT other option is by the way).
I cannot find any way to switch back to the UK date format of day, month, year. It's driving be nuts but at least I have it up and running I suppose - Accountz software, as a UK alternative was a nightmare and I abandoned it after a wasted day!
Help please.
Fred Waters, UK
Unfortunately you've posted this to the wrong forum. This is the forum
dedicated to Windows Home Server. You may be able to find your answer
at
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories (The US
English forum). Once you click on Windows 7, you'll find various forums
dedicated to that operating System. I would recommend the "Programs"
sub-forum, but others may be more appropriate.
I may take a stab at this though. If I understand correctly, you have
Windows 7 Professional installed (or higher) and are using the "XP Mode"
virtual PC to run Money 2005.
If so, then what you may want to try is opening Microsoft Virtual PC
2007 (or opening XP Mode, if that brings up the entire Windows XP
Desktop) "NOT" through the Money 2005 icon though.
Then, check the language settings for the Windows XP Virtual Machine,
and make sure they are set to your keyboard/language. Most likely what
happened is that the update switched the vm's language to English-US.
Hope this helps, and have a great day:)
Patrick.
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