Simon Taylor wrote: >I've had some great success with wine recently, but am a little unsure about >the best way to attack this problem. > >I want to run an accounting program called Cash Flow Manager under wine. >(As it happens, this program is our last dependency on Windows apps in our >office, everything else is OpenOfifce.org and RH Linux). > >When I run the application: > > wine /c/Program\ Files/CashflowGST/CASHFLOWGST.exe > >I get a popup window with: > > Cashflow Manager requires the default Windows short date > format for your selected language. > Your currently selected short date format does not match the > Windows default. You will need to > select the default Windows Short Date format before > proceeding. > >On the Windows 2000 machine, the so called short date in >"Settings/Control Panel/Regional Options/Date", is: > > d/MM/yyyy > try dd/MM/yyyy first. If that doesn't work, there may be some problems with how dates are dealt with that is addressed with by this patch. http://www.winehq.com/hypermail/wine-patches/2002/06/0079.html > >and I suspect that I need to make this same entry in my wine environment, >(perhaps in system.reg?), but where do I start? > >Any pointers gratefully received. > >Regards, > >Simon Taylor > > If none of this works you can submitt a bug report to http://bugs/winehq.org Tony Lambregts _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@winehq.com http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
