Joshua Walker wrote:
Japanese also use a different system to indicate the
year. They use the year of the emperor. For example
today's year is 14 Heisei (The current emperor has
been in power scense 1990.) When Emperor Hirohito
died in 1989, Japanese programmers had to reprogram
thier computers to
19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30 31
Just remeber, year comes first and the date is
seperated by periods if you want to drop the
characters.
--- Shachar Shemesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> William Lahti wrote:
>
> >I am trying to implement EnumCalendarInfo and would
> li
William Lahti wrote:
I am trying to implement EnumCalendarInfo and would like to know if any
locales have multiple calendars, where the settings for the extra calendars
would be in the nls file, and if any calendars have their own seperate
file.
I'm not familiar with the Windows API in
I am trying to implement EnumCalendarInfo and would like to know if any
locales have multiple calendars, where the settings for the extra calendars
would be in the nls file, and if any calendars have their own seperate
file.
