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asp date time format wrong IIS6 - US not UK

Hi,

When server image was installed it had US settings - I swapped to UK
immediately.

When running ASP pages on IIS6 (2003 standard) the date time format is mmmm
dd yyyy - i need it to be dd mm yyyy .... which it is when i log in as
admin.

I understand the ASPUSR and IUSER_<server namestill hold the US settings
as they pick up the default when installed.

But I dont understand how to change the regional settings for ASPUSR and
IUSER_<server name(unless i logon as these users which is NOT an option).

Can anyone help ?

I read this article but it refer to IIS4 and 5 (win2k) and to be honest i
still dont understand how to fix it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q306044

Thanks for any help.
Scott
Mar 1 '07 #1
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On Thu, 1 Mar 2007 10:04:13 -0000, Scott wrote:
Hi,

When server image was installed it had US settings - I swapped to UK
immediately.

When running ASP pages on IIS6 (2003 standard) the date time format is mmmm
dd yyyy - i need it to be dd mm yyyy .... which it is when i log in as
admin.

I understand the ASPUSR and IUSER_<server namestill hold the US settings
as they pick up the default when installed.

But I dont understand how to change the regional settings for ASPUSR and
IUSER_<server name(unless i logon as these users which is NOT an option).

Can anyone help ?

I read this article but it refer to IIS4 and 5 (win2k) and to be honest i
still dont understand how to fix it.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q306044

Thanks for any help.
Scott
You can set the culture using the globalization tag in the web.config. It
should be something aling these lines

<globalization uiCulture="en-gb" culture="en-gb" />

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Mar 3 '07 #2

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