Atlantis Word Processor Forum

<br> <br>Anyway you could modify the Long Date format of Windows. Atlantis offers the Long Date of Windows among its date formats.<br> <br><br>Look at my last few posts. &nbsp;This is EXACTLY what I was telling you that I could not do, and I provided very clear step by step details on what I had ...

Thank you much.<br><br>Is there an unauthorized registry tweak somewhere that I could use to do this?

No, you are absolutely not getting what I am asking.<br>I know what date format I want, and it's a really common one. &nbsp;Everyone I know here uses MM-DD-YY. &nbsp;Atlantis does not offer it, and I can't tweak the Windows settings to make it give it to me. &nbsp;All those 24 date settings are ...

More information:<br>I'm using version 1.1.0.0, on Windows XP Pro.<br><br>I modified the Windows short date to MM-dd-yy, showing 03-22-02 in Windows. &nbsp;Atlantis showed me 22-03-02.<br><br>I modified the Windows short date to dd-MM-yy, showing 22-03-02 in Windows. &nbsp;Atlantis showed me 22-03 ...

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And I'm not disputing that. &nbsp;However, for those of us who see the MAPI protocol as a convenient way to spread viruses and therefore do not use it, is there some way to send the file by just calling the e-mail program and passing the file as a commandline parameter?<br><br>I'm thinking of ...

So therefore, Atlantis does not support non-MAPI e-mail clients. &nbsp;I can live with that. &nbsp;Is there anything in the development plan to send a text buffer to an executable as a commandline parameter, so that those of us who do not want to use the big standard MAPI e-mail programs can use ...

Okay, this is directly cut and pasted from my regional settings:<br><br>Short date format: MM-dd-yyyy,<br>Short date sample: 02-16-2002<br>Nearest Atlantis equivalent: 16-02-2002<br><br>Long date format: dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy<br>Long date sample: Saturday, February 16, 2002<br>Nearest Atlantis ...

Okay, I want today, February 15, 2002, to show up in the date format "mm-dd-yy", or 02-15-02. &nbsp;The only one I can find in Atlantis is "dd-mm-yy", or 15-02-02.<br><br>My regional settings for Short Date (winXP), are set to "MM-dd-yyyy", with a "-" character as separator. &nbsp;That gives me 02 ...

Hmm.<br><br>So it does.<br><br>Glad that was easy, then.<br><br>Thanks.

I found a problem that I can reproduce under the following steps:<br><br>1. &nbsp;Create a new file<br>2. &nbsp;Select "File/Save as"<br>3. &nbsp;Type in a filename, but do not type a file extension.<br>4. &nbsp;Make sure that "Rich Text Document" is selected as the type of file.<br>5. &nbsp;Click ...

I tried this. &nbsp;I want a "MM-DD-YY" format. &nbsp;All I can get is a "DD-MM-YY" format in Atlantis, even with whatever tweaks I make in the regional settings.<br><br>Thanks much.

How about those of us who do not use a MAPI e-mail client? &nbsp;I use PMMail 2000, which I do not believe has any intention of becoming MAPI compliant.