I'm having trouble changing the format of my time. I have the format of HH:MM:SS, Tried changing the format throgh the region setting to H:MM:SS but I still get a HH:MM:SS format . Are there any registry tweak to maintain a H:MM:SS AM/PM format ?
well i did it in the regio-setup. switched to english-us and i had am/pm (though it doesnt show am/pm, but has only hours from 0-12)
Tnx for the response prayer. Tried your suggestion but it keeps on reverting back to the H:MM:SS format. any suggestion how to tweak it at the registry level?
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Hi,
Would anyone help provide me which reg key which allow me to set my O2 mini to 12-hour "time style" (in regional setting - time) ?
After I install monster chinese and set region to HKG.
It would only allow me to set "HH:mm:ss"
It doesn't have the "hh:mm:ss" (not capital H) which can display in 12 hour format.
Please help.
Anyone could help or suggestion ?
please advise.
Thank you all.
Would it be possible to make this change ?
Please advise.
Use Resco Explorer or other reg editor program to change the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - nls - Overrides：
S1159 AM
S2359 PM
SLDte dddd, d MMMM yyyy
SSDte d/M/yyyy
STFmt h:mm:ss tt
The above formats are just examples. You can of course enter valid formats in Chinese as well.
Yes !
It's working.
Thank you very much.
Hi!
Anybody tried changing the below entry to avoid having low storage memory?
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\5.0\Cache\Content]
"CacheLimit"= 14848
After I changed the 14848 to 8192 and performs a soft reset later the figure of 14848 (ie. about 14MB) still remains
Thanks
did you reset too quickly, perhaps ?
after you change the registry and commit the change (make sure to click OK/whatever), wait a minute or so.. -then- perform the soft reset. Otherwise your change may not be stored in the registry.
RE
After settng to a new figure of 8192 I left it for 20min before carrying out a soft reset
It still remains the same at 14848
Anybody can try on his Universal to see whether the value can be changed?
Thanks
Just tried several times
Even changed voicecmd.exe to sddialer.exe
After reset, shows sddialer.exe, so reg change has stuck, but the pie cache has reset back to 14848
RE
According to the article below it seems that the cache can be disabled by setting the value to zero (0)
The purpose is to limit the no. of writes to your flash memory so that its life will be extended. However, that would mean you'll need to re-download pictures and things when you go back to web pages
http://blogs.msdn.com/windowsmobile/archive/2005/07.aspx
A smaller size, say 8192, would be nice rather than the 14848 (about 14MB) size
You cant disable the cache and you cant change de size. By the moment the only thing you can do is to change the cache directory (to the SD, for example) but it slows IE. I think the best solution is to use a little program that cleans the cache when you reset the pda....
is there a way to reread the registry after having changed some values without rebooting the device?
thanks for any hints
wolfgang
reread???
Do you mean setting it back to the previous or default settings?
no - I want to activate the changes, e.g. I changed the background image (a .bmp file, not a .tsk file) through the registry settings and want to activate it without rebooting the device.
Wolfgang
Depends on the kind of setting. Some are immediate, like basehue, others require you to force a system change notification (eg by going into control panel) and some require reboot.
V
vijay,
thanks for the info. So I guess that I have to reboot the device, but I'll give the system change a try
Wolfgang
I reformated my wizard to new and i didn't have it install the cingular cab files. It's in its origional condition.
Now my clock shows up in armystyle time (18:25 instead of 6:25 pm)
How do i change that?
at regional settings, change time format to HH:mm.
thank you
How can I change the date format to dd.MM.yyyy without changing my locale to NO? On my Hero, I had a little program that did this, but that doesn't seem to work on the N1....
Regards,
BTJ