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• My time display has changed to military time and I can't reset it to normal

  My recently changed time normal military time clock. I do not change it, and I can't find a way to reset to normal time.

  Access

  Control Panel\All Control Panel items

  Formats\short time Formats\long

  Try the formats that begin h or hh, as opposed to H or HH.

  Tom Ferguson

• My clock is ticking on military time... Help

  the week last Microwsoft helped put the computer on line now the clock is in military time.  Also, get a window telling me that he wants to change my default?  New help

  Hello here is a step by step how to do url: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307938 if this post can help solve your problem, please click the mark as answer check on this page THANKS AND GOOD LUCK

• My Start button and the taskbar will not drag to their correct positions. Also my clock has position of bud and watch military time

  My Start button has moved to the top left corner and the time display and the bar spots went vertical to the position of the lower left corner. Clock military time.  Unlock the taskbar and try to drag-and - drop failed. Help, please.

  On Wednesday, October 10, 2012 20:16:51 + 0000, Inezbower wrote:

  My Start button has moved to the top left corner and the time display and the bar spots went vertical to the position of the lower left corner. Clock military time.  Unlock the taskbar and try to drag-and - drop failed. Help, please.

  Although by default, the taskbar is displayed on the bottom of the screen,
  It can be on any of the sides on what you prefer. To move any
  side to side, simply click an unused portion and drag
  where you want it. Don't forget to click inside it, not on the edge.
  by clicking on the edge and dragging will resize not move.

  Moreover, with the screen monitors wide today, I prefer the taskbar
  on the left or the right of the screen. I think that allows a better
  use of real estate than have it at the bottom of screen.

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• change the clock from military time to regular time

  How do I change clock from military time to time regular desktop?

  Hi Jim, 1946.

  Follow these steps:

  (a) click Start, open Control Panel.

  (b) click on "regional and Language Options".

  (c) click the button 'Customize'. Select the 'time'.

  (d) set 'time Format' to "SS tt."

  (e) click on 'OK'.

• Why my clock keep going back to the military times

  Why my computer time change to military time?

  Hi kathycantu,

  Method 1
  I suggest you to check the regional language settings and set the region to the United States.

  Apply regional and language settings to reserved accounts
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows7/apply-regional-and-language-settings-to-reserved-accounts

  Method 2
  I suggest you to run the Microsoft safety scanner to see if all bytes of malware are the origin of the problem. The following link will help you launch the Microsoft safety scanner.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/

  Method 3
  If the steps above fail, I suggest you perform the clean boot to see if any third-party programs are causing the problem. The following link will help you perform the clean boot.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: follow step 7 of section of boot KB929135 to the computer in normal mode.

• Military time format

  So I have this custom format script (shout out to the try67) that allows me to type in military time without colon:

  If (event.value == "" | ") ((/ ^ \d{4}$/.test(event.value)) {}

  var h = + event.value.substring (0.2);

  var minutes = + event.value.substring (2.4);

  If (hours > 23: minutes > 59)

  Event.RC = false;

  else event.rc = true;

  } else event.rc = false;

  If (event.rc == false) {}

  App.Alert ("invalid time format.")

  }

  It works FINE, but I ran into a problem... Military time extends from "0000 to 2359." (From midnight to 23:59) If I type "0000" in the field and try to click the button submit, my form validation message shows this field empty and necessary. How to fix this?

  Change this:

  (f.type == "text" "& f.value ==" ' ")

  To do this:

  (f.type == "text" & f.valueAsString == f.defaultValue ")

• Validation of military time in oracle forms

  I have a column called time of warming in oracle forms. The format mask is HH24
  If the user does not have at the time military, how can I fill a message to say, 'Please use the military time format '.
  
  Its been 30 minutes warm-up time. It must be registered in the military calendar. For example 13:30 must be entered 13:30. If they enter in format other than military calendar to give a message to enter warming time military calendar and then clear the field

  You can use something like this:

  DECLARE
      v_date DATE;
  BEGIN
      SELECT TO_DATE(:YOUR_ITEM_NAME, 'HH24:MI')
      INTO v_date
      FROM dual;
  EXCEPTION
      WHEN OTHERS THEN
          MESSAGE('Please enter in format HH:MI');PAUSE;
  END;
  

• Can military time be given full-time regular in Flash file?

  I'm working on a site that has a clock, but she displayed in military time, is it possible to change at regular intervals.
  
  What follows is the action script:
  
  months_array = ['JANUARY', 'FEBRUARY', 'MARCH', 'APRIL', 'MAY', 'JUNE', 'JULY', 'AUGUST', ' RUN', 'OCTOBER', 'NOVEMBER', 'DECEMBER'];
  days_array is ['MY', "Tue", "WED", "GAME", "Fri", "SAT", "Sun"];.
  Date = new Date();
  var dayOfWeek_array = new Array ("Sun", "MON", "Tue", "WED", "GAME", "Fri", "SAT");
  var today_date = new Date();
  var day_str = dayOfWeek_array [today_date.getDay ()];
  F_clock = function)
  {
  var _loc1 = new Date();
  var _loc4;
  var _loc3;
  var _loc2;
  If (_loc1.getSeconds () < 10)
  {
  _loc4 = '0' + _loc1.getSeconds ();
  }
  on the other
  {
  _loc4 = _loc1.getSeconds ();
  } / / end if if
  If (_loc1.getMinutes () < 10)
  {
  _loc3 = '0' + _loc1.getMinutes ();
  }
  on the other
  {
  _loc3 = _loc1.getMinutes ();
  } / / end if if
  If (_loc1.getHours () < 10)
  {
  _loc2 = '0' + _loc1.getHours ();
  }
  on the other
  {
  _loc2 = _loc1.getHours ();
  } / / end if if
  If (_loc1.getHours () < 12)
  {
  _loc2 = _loc1.getHours ();
  }
  on the other
  {
  _loc2 = _loc1.getHours () - 12;
  } / / end if if
  If (hours > = 12)
  {
  hours = UH - 12;
  AMPM = 'H ';
  }
  on the other
  {
  AMPM = "AM";
  } / / end if if
  If (hours == 0)
  {
  hours = 12;
  } / / end if
  time_txt. Text = _loc2 + "." + _loc3 + "" + ampm + ', ' + date.getDate () + "" + dayOfWeek_array [_loc1.getDay ()] + "" + months_array [date.getMonth ()] + "" + date.getFullYear ();
  };
  F_clock();
  setInterval (F_clock, 1000);

  Can you mark this announcement as answered?  Here's the revised code, with all redundant or unused components removed, mistakes corrected spelling and punctuation done correctly...

  var months_array is ['JANUARY', 'FEBRUARY', 'MARCH', 'APRIL', 'MAY', 'JUNE', 'JULY', 'AUGUST', 'SEPTEMBER', 'OCTOBER', 'NOVEMBER', 'DECEMBER'];.
  var dayOfWeek_array = new Array ("Sun", "MON", "Tue", "WED", "GAME", "Fri", "SAT");

  function F_clock()
  {
  var date = new Date();
  var minutes = date.getMinutes ();
  var h = date.getHours ();

  If (mins<>
  {
  min = "0" + min;
  }

  If (hours > = 12)
  {
  AMPM = 'H ';
  If (hrs > 12)
  {
  h = h - 12;
  }
  }
  on the other
  {
  AMPM = "AM";
  }

  if(hrs == 0)
  {
  h = 12;
  }

  If (hrs<>
  {
  h = "0" + hrs;
  }

  time_txt. Text = h + ":" + min + "" + ampm + ', ' + date.getDate () + "" + dayOfWeek_array [date.getDay()] + "" + months_array [date.getMonth ()] + "" + date.getFullYear ();
  };

  F_clock();
  setInterval (F_clock, 1000);

• Time to military time conversions

  Hello
  
  How to convert the field which is military time varchar data type?
  
  Select to_char (End_tm, hh24mmss) Tabl1 end_tm; -is it true?
  
  
  
  Thank you!!

  Select to_char(end_tm,'hh24:mi') end_tm from table1; is it good?

  No, I missed the part of tank, you should try:

  hoek&XE> with table1 as ( -- generatinig your sample data here:
    2  select '5:00 PM' end_tm from dual union all
    3  select '6:00 PM' end_tm from dual union all
    4  select '7:00 PM' end_tm from dual
    5  )
    6  --
    7  -- Actual query:
    8  --
    9  select to_char( to_date(end_tm, 'hh:mi AM'), 'hh24:mi')
   10  from   table1;
  
  TO_CH
  -----
  17:00
  18:00
  19:00
  

  Turn on again your STRING into a DATE, and after that in a STRING.
  (Read "inside out")

  Thank you for a little bit of data and the desired output examples, incidentally.
  It really makes a huge difference ;)

  Published by: hoek on November 10, 2009 23:19

• Converts a string to a military time AM/PM

  Hello

  I'm writing a method that converts a time (in military format) an hour AM/PM.  The format of the original time is:

  17:00

  After the conversion, I wish he was:

  17:00

  So far, I have the following method:

  public String formatTime(String time) {
          String result;
  
          if (!isNullOrBlank(time)) {
              Date date = new Date(HttpDateParser.parse(time));
              DateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("h:mm a");
  
              if (date == null) {
                  result = time;
              } else {
                  result = sdf.format(date).toLowerCase();
              }
          } else {
              result = time;
          }
  
          return result;
  
      }
  

  Now, it formats the time without problem, but the time is bad.  That's because it's in GMT format (as explained in this post, the time will be formatted based on the local time zone: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/Java-Development/How-to-get-the-current-time-in-GMT/m-p/18328...)

  Someone with experience of development in the form of time without taking into account time zone?

  Thank you.

  I suspect the results you get from the analysis of HttpDateParser are in fact all 0.  Which means that the time GMT, you will get is midnight Jan 1, 1970, and so the time you will get is 12:00.  However, I suspect that your local time is 5 hours before GMT, so when the local time out, you get 19:00 the previous day.

  You want to check that?

  If you get 0, I think that you have to parse the date yourself - that is really not difficult and there were a few discussions for people to try to do it right.

• Convert the text to a char to convert a standard military time field

  Hi all
  
  I am trying to change a time field military winter time. The field is a text SSRMEET_Begin_time field that stands at 15:00 (as for example). I need to convert this output 03:00. I try it in a calculation Discoverer Desktop version 10.1.2.1 field, but I only see the to_char conversion, which I do not know how to properly set the declaration for the conversion.
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you!

  Hello
  Try to create this calculation:

  TO_CHAR (to_date (' 15:00 ',' HH24 '), ' Hh: mi AM ")

  * If you have no need for the AM/PM indicator remove the 'AM' of the formula

• Time and date with AM/PM - not military time.

  I need to display the date and time in a textfield that is dynamicaly created. I don't want this time or date change (stays the same as long as this field is displayed and the form is saved.) I need it in the following format: Monday, 02/04/2012, 15:03

  I have listed above the following JavaScript that works but lacks format and some necessary info: (AM/PM the day of the week)

  this.rawValue = util.printd ("" mm/dd/aa - hh: mm ", new Date()");

  It should work, but it's the rating date FormCalc not JavaScript.

  If I was just playing with it and it looks like the time and date are separate in FormCalc - unless someone knows different?

  I tried the following and it worked:

  $ = Concat (num2date (date (), 'EEEE, MM/DD/YYYY'), Space (1), num2time (time (), "h: mm A"))

  Message was edited: removed some extra hooks that were not needed in the script.

• The clock in the taskbar has set both military, how can I get that back to the normal time display?

  Clock in the taskbar has set both military, how can I get that back to the normal time display?

  You make this kind of adjustments in the regional and Language Options applet.

  Click Start, settings, Control Panel, regional and Language Options.

  On the Regional Options tab, in the section Standards and formats, your language is selected.

  To the right of your selected language, click on the Customize button, the click the time tab.

  Change the Format of the time to your desires.

  Eastern Standard time: h:mm:ss:tt

  Military time would be: HH

  Click OK, OK to save the settings.

  You don't need to restart, but I would reboot in any case to ensure the changes 'stick '.

  Do, or do not. There is no test.

  I need YOUR voice and the points for helpful answers and propose responses. I'm saving for a pony!

• Time clock

  My clock is stuck on military time and I can't change it someone can help me please

  Control Panel > regional and Language Options > customize

  Another response of the community of Windows XP newsgroups