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Originally Posted by zaharia
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Spoke too soon. When the date changed last night to the 10th, I lost the last number of the year. The 7 where that outline was on my screenshot that I attached. (which for some reason I can't see on my post) Is it possible to reduce the font size, so it fits in?
update:
a few more soft resets and I got the full date back now.
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Okay, after messing around with this for the last few hours, I came up with this reg string:
HKLM\nls\overrides\SSDte = "ddd/d " (REG_SZ string, no quotes)
This gives me the day abbreviation followed by the day number with no 0 preceding it. After the d value above, you need to add 2 spaces to offset the date to the left so it doesn't get obscurred by the X. (close) I decided that I didn't need the year there as I can probably remember what year it is.
I tried, but couldn't get the month to take for some reason. If someone else can get the month to show, please post. I would just get the mm's showing in the date and not the actual month. Screenshot attached.
Here are the Microsoft codes for different date formatting in this string:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ateformats.asp
If someone else wants to mess around with this, please post results. You can always easily change it back with a reg editor. :)