Hi. Quick question. Per
http://www.phm.lu/PocketPC/RegTweaks/Tweak.asp?ref=52
it is possible to display date above time on top of the screen but this hack results in date displayed in DD/MM/YY format on my XDA2.
Does anyone know of a different value for this registry key that will display date in DD/MM format along with the time?
Thanks in advance & best regards
In our case, the XDA II registry does not have any entries for HLM\nls\overrides so you will have to create the same.
SSDte -- the short date style d M yy
change to dd/MM
Thanks for your reply but I am a little confused. Sorry.
Are you saying I should change the system wide short date format from dd/mm/yy to dd/mm to achieve my goal? If yes any ideas how I can do this without using Control Panel / Regional Settings applet? The Date tab there has preset formats in the drop down and does not allow me to enter dd/mm as a format.
Is I totally misread it can you kindly re-iterate? Thanks a lot!!!
What you have todo is:
1st set the desired format in control panel
2nd apply the registry tweak
The date displayed after the soft reset is in the format you've set in the control panel regional settings
Success
Right. I got it so far. Now the question is how can I se tthe short date format to be DD/MM then. The control panel does not have this as an entry in the selection drop down and does not allow free form entry.
Thanks for your help. Regards
In registry go to
HKLM\nls\overrides
Create a new string key which is named SSDte and give is the value dd-MM
it works like a charm
greets
Thanks a lot! That worked great!!!! The key was there actually in my case and was set to d/M/Y. Changing it to dd/MM was simple enough. I tried changing the setting through the Control Panel applet and I observe that whatever setting I change it to gets to be stored in HKLM\nls\overrides under SSDte and once I change it to anything but dd/MM this option is no longer in the drop down. Thanks for the pointer.
Would you also happen to know where I need to go for changing the time format from 12H to 24H? My Today screen shows 4:56 right now and I would like to show 16:56 if possible. Your help is most appreciated.
Time Format
Let me first clearify that what I told you is the same as told by zabes64.
The time format is done in the same registry part
If there is a key STFmt then change this if it is not then create it (string type)
The time format is as follows:
H 24 hours no leading zero
HH 24 hours with leading zero
m minutes no leading zero
mm minutes with leading zero
s seconds no leaing zero
ss seconds with leading zero
Think you would enter something like HH:mm:ss of HH:mm etc.
Choice is yours
markutah, thank you sooo much!!! this worked great! Now I know one more way to make my XDA look & work just the way I like it. Thank you very much!
Re: Time Format
markutah said:
Let me first clearify that what I told you is the same as told by zabes64.
The time format is done in the same registry part
If there is a key STFmt then change this if it is not then create it (string type)
The time format is as follows:
H 24 hours no leading zero
HH 24 hours with leading zero
m minutes no leading zero
mm minutes with leading zero
s seconds no leaing zero
ss seconds with leading zero
Think you would enter something like HH:mm:ss of HH:mm etc.
Choice is yours
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
markutah or anyone else, I have followed these instructions perfectly and I get the date in the correct format and the time in 24 hour format but no matter what I do it will not show me the seconds....I am missing something or is this not possible.
a small digital clock glued to your chosen place on the screen would be ideal, no impact on ram or storage either.
cruisin-thru said:
a small digital clock glued to your chosen place on the screen would be ideal, no impact on ram or storage either.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Now was this suppose to be helpful????
TaskBarDate
The registry-editing-nerds like myself, can also use a nice freeware called TaskBarDate with the same results.
Regards
Re: Time Format
markutah or anyone else, I have followed these instructions perfectly and I get the date in the correct format and the time in 24 hour format but no matter what I do it will not show me the seconds....I am missing something or is this not possible.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Have the same issue here. Haven't found a solution yet.
Regards.
Re: Time Format
markutah said:
markutah or anyone else, I have followed these instructions perfectly and I get the date in the correct format and the time in 24 hour format but no matter what I do it will not show me the seconds....I am missing something or is this not possible.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Have the same issue here. Haven't found a solution yet.
Regards.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks, very curious. Just tried to do this again (ROM reinstalled). Date & time great except for seconds. Rebooted, and now my PocketBreeze does not display on the Today screen. Go to settings and it is still checked off, tried rebooting still nothing.
I have only 7 items in my settings and 6 are checked.
Removed these settings and rebooted, PB is back.
Related
I've had a problem almost since I bought my K-Jam where I can't change the clock from 24hr to 12hr...17:04 to 7:04pm. After the ROM upgrade, it went back to 12hr mode....I was happy. Now, for some reason, it's back to 24hr mode...no matter what changes I make within Regional Settings I can't get it to go back to 12 hour mode.
Any thoughts on this?
Tom
Often overlooked in the regional settings\time change h:mm:ss to h:mm:ss:tt (scroll up) that should do it.
If not u have a bug
meschle said:
Often overlooked in the regional settings\time change h:mm:ss to h:mm:ss:tt (scroll up) that should do it.
If not u have a bug
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I had the same problem...the critical point there is SCROLL UP...the dropdown (at least for me showed 2 items) and I didn't realize that I could SCROLL UP to see the non 24 hour settings.
I am having the same problem, but I knew about the regional settings and tried to change it several times, nothing works. It's stuck on 24 hour time.
ZeBoxx quote
Date: Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:14
use this reg tweak
Code:
HKLM\nls\overrides\STFmt = "hh:mm t" (REG_SZ string, no quotes)
Please note that the single 't' only shows P or A in the Taskbar and the Clock/other applications. If you use 'tt' it will show as 'PM' and 'AM' in the Clock/other applications, but it doesn't display at all in the Taskbar.
I prefer h:mm t or h:mm tt so you get no 0 before time
or you can try h:mm tM if you want aM displayed in the task bar and don't mind big m - my own tweak
this may do it
You guys are the best!!!!!!
I scrolled up and found what I was looking for. I'm all good now.
I didn't know that I could actually scroll. I used the lower case settings and I'm back to normal.
Thanks again!!!!
Tom
Yay, that was bugging the hell out of me as well.
Hello,
I have an Imate JAMin. I'm not able to change the time display format from 24hr to 12 hr. I've already changed the Regional Settings from UK to US yet everything changes (date, number format, etc.) except for the time format. Obviously all my appointments are showing in the 24hr format which I'm not used to. Please help.
Time Style
Settings>System>Regional Settings>Time>Time Style>h:mm:ss tt
The drop down menu for Time Style has several options not just the ones shown. Scroll up in the menu and find h:mm:ss tt. Thats the one you want.
Thanks
Yeap! That solved it. I didn't realized I had different options as I scrolled up and down.
Thanks!
Does anyone know a way to put the date on the taskbar with the start button and time etc? I want to do this so I can remove the date from the today screen, and also so I can see the date from any window, like the time.
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=WM5_Tweaks_Other
At section `Change the display of the clock in the taskbar`
Note: Once you've change the registry. Give it a good (say) 3-5 minutes for it to have it registered/stored before doing a soft reset. If the time/date doesn't change after soft reset, check the registry again, probably you didn't give it enough time to update. Although this reg edit is relatively harmless, back up your device before doing so.
hanmin said:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=WM5_Tweaks_Other
At section `Change the display of the clock in the taskbar`
Note: Once you've change the registry. Give it a good (say) 3-5 minutes for it to have it registered/stored before doing a soft reset. If the time/date doesn't change after soft reset, check the registry again, probably you didn't give it enough time to update. Although this reg edit is relatively harmless, back up your device before doing so.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks, this worked great, I have the date on my taskbar now, however when trying to alter the short date I have a problem. If I do this example given, "To change the Short Date Format to show "Mon/2" = ddd/d" then this works fine. What I actually want is to show the day and the month, i.e. for the 5th June, i'd like it to display 05/06. I've tried to do this but it displays as "05/m". Any ideas why this happens?
bumpety bump!
You need to use an uppercase M, not lowercase m.
m = minutes, which is invalid in the date field, so it just uses 'm'
M = month, which is valid in the date field, and so should show the date.
Note that if you want the leading zero, you'll need to use MM.
What device or ROM does the Tweaks thread cover?
My Cingular 8125 doesn't have the key described for changing the clock and/or date on the taskbar. :?
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell has no "TBOpt" key on my 8125.
Anyone know where the tweak can be made on the 8125?
Thanks.
ZeBoxx said:
You need to use an uppercase M, not lowercase m.
m = minutes, which is invalid in the date field, so it just uses 'm'
M = month, which is valid in the date field, and so should show the date.
Note that if you want the leading zero, you'll need to use MM.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Result! Works a treat now, thanks
J-Mac said:
What device or ROM does the Tweaks thread cover?
My Cingular 8125 doesn't have the key described for changing the clock and/or date on the taskbar. :?
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell has no "TBOpt" key on my 8125.
Anyone know where the tweak can be made on the 8125?
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The key doesn't exist, you need to create it.
fuel925 said:
J-Mac said:
What device or ROM does the Tweaks thread cover?
My Cingular 8125 doesn't have the key described for changing the clock and/or date on the taskbar. :?
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell has no "TBOpt" key on my 8125.
Anyone know where the tweak can be made on the 8125?
Thanks.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The key doesn't exist, you need to create it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Cool - Thanks.
I had considered it, but without knowing, I didn't want to add a key.
No problem! Just post again if you have any trouble
I tried to do this per instructions but the final 6 (5/5/06) cuts off. I tried to change it to short date but it didnt work. I had to add the SSDte key but it deletes everytime i restart the phone.
Anyone have any idea how to fix this issue? It appears the date is being cut off...
That's the space reserved for the X/OK button covering the 6.
I don't know how to change the date in the taskbar to the short date format. That would probably help.
FreakinSyco said:
Anyone have any idea how to fix this issue? It appears the date is being cut off...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
how about changin the separator[/] to [.] in date settings
J-Mac said:
That's the space reserved for the X/OK button covering the 6.
I don't know how to change the date in the taskbar to the short date format. That would probably help.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Ok.. now in short format with either M/d or M/dd I get some odd display. See attached.
Did you try leaving a pace or two after the date code?
J-Mac said:
Did you try leaving a space or two after the date code?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You sir, are the winner. Thanks a ton. It makes me very very happy to see the date right where I want it.
FreakinSyco said:
J-Mac said:
Did you try leaving a space or two after the date code?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You sir, are the winner. Thanks a ton. It makes me very very happy to see the date right where I want it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Great!
Where was the registry key for changing the date, BTW? (Never get used to this WM5!!)
Never mind - add it, right?
I'm looking for keys that ain't there again!
Does this work on the AKU2 roms?
J-Mac said:
FreakinSyco said:
J-Mac said:
Did you try leaving a space or two after the date code?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You sir, are the winner. Thanks a ton. It makes me very very happy to see the date right where I want it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Great!
Where was the registry key for changing the date, BTW? (Never get used to this WM5!!)
Never mind - add it, right?
I'm looking for keys that ain't there again!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I used RegistryWizard to get the date onto the taskbar. It does not have any formating options for the date... thus why im in this thread.
See here for RegistryWizard:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?t=39725
Some people are having issues with the latest version (including me) but the second most recent works fine to add the date.
This is my first post here and Ive run into some trouble. Ive got a Tmobile MDA which I unlocked and flashed to Cingulars 2.17 rom (I am with Cingular). Ive overclocked and changed the popular registry tweaks and its running great.
Problem is with my ringtone. Ive set an mp3 as a ringtone and it got moved to the phones memory. Okay got that part, but after a couple calls it reverts back to the crappy default ringtone. My mp3 is still in the list but it isnt set to ring anymore. This has been happening since I got it.
Also I cant get it out of military time. I found only one post reffering to this and I couldnt fix it on my phone. I went to settings/ system/ regional/ time and there is no option for changing it. Only for 00:00:00 and 0:00:00 time format. Both show 24 hour clock only.
Seems like simple problems but I cant find the answer anywhere, please help!
Dave
Assmanof said:
Also I cant get it out of military time. I found only one post reffering to this and I couldnt fix it on my phone. I went to settings/ system/ regional/ time and there is no option for changing it. Only for 00:00:00 and 0:00:00 time format. Both show 24 hour clock only.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Go back to the same drop-down list and tap on the down arrow on the list to scroll down until you see h:mm:ss tt or hh:mm:ss tt. The lower case 'h', 'm' and 's' indicate 12hr clock format. Upper case letters which you initially saw are for 24hr clock format.
Thanks Keitaro! I only saw the 2 options and didnt notice it scrolled. Awesome! Now if my ringtone stayed put Id be set....for now :wink:
Is there a way to change this?
zliverfox said:
Is there a way to change this?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes.
If you are asking how to change it, then the answer is: Start -> Settings -> System -> Regional Settings -> Time
Thank you very mutch
I've been trying to do this - I somehow managed it with my Diamond, but no luck with the HD yet - I'm trying to go the other way, from 24hr TO am/pm - but if UK English regional settings are selected, 24hr appears to be the only default option and there's no visibly simple way to switch it (unf... not that I've found at any rate)
Same problem
I want to switch to 24 hour clock. When I change it in the regional settings it does nothing for the touch flo 3d clock....
It should, are you using the stock ROM? Change it so you get a 24 hour clock in the title bar then soft reset and see if TouchFlo catches up.
in regional settings, goto tab: time,
time shoud be: HH:MM:ss
I'm sorry
I'm sorry,
What I meant to say, was that it changes to the 24 hour format but i thought 'HH' meant to have the leading zero for 00:00 - 09:00, instead i get 0:00 - 9:00.
Not a big deal...
clmntch said:
I'm sorry,
What I meant to say, was that it changes to the 24 hour format but i thought 'HH' meant to have the leading zero for 00:00 - 09:00, instead i get 0:00 - 9:00.
Not a big deal...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
In fact, the 2 "h" ("hh" or "HH") means to put a leading zero. The capital "H" instead means to use a 24 hour clock, rather than a 12 hour one (which is obtained through "h" or "hh").
So if you want a 2-digit, 24 hour clock, you should use "HH".
I had the same problem and this solved for me. Hope that it helps you too.
Thanks
maTTeo
Anyone has any idea to switch to 12-hour clock with AM/PM for FLIP clock? I manage to do it for small clock (as well as everywhere else) but the flip clock just stays at 24-hour format even after changing Regional settings and NLS registry key.
I remember when I got the HD, the flip clock was in 12-hour format but after installing certain apps it converted to a 24-hour.