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April 29th 08, 10:52 PM
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Date/Time Formatting
I know that the Outlook forms don't have WYSIWYG printing, but in the
printout I do get, the date and time fields don't retain the format they were given when they were created. Both types of fields show a date AND a time, even though I chose a short date format for the date and a 12 hour format for the time. What's worse, they choose a date or time to add in that's just at random, making the printout of very dubious value! Is this a bug??? -- KJ 
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