Version 10 printer alters date format

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asdesign

Have just updated a site.
Windows Server 2008 various windows clients XP and windows 7
running as terminal server version VirtualDesktopServer Version 10.0.0 (1145
Date format is UK
Scenario
User starts published programme via 2x client v9 or 10
enters date selection parameters in programme dd/mm/yyyy
report is produced
select the 2x printer or any variant of 2 x printer
view date selection parameters in programme
format in grid appears as mm/dd/yyyy, but programme can't then find the 24th month of the year
Everywhere I look in the registry it appears that it is still set to UK, but trying to run
However when the user logs out of programme and back in all returns to normal until 2x printer selected
If logging in via windows rdp then not affected by selection
 
Hey asdesign, very strange, i would suggest getting both the server and the clients to the latest version, 1155, as i have nto seen that issue anywhere.
try changing from emf to pdf and vice versa and see if ti makes any difference.
if that doesn't help, it is better if you open a support ticket..
 
asdesign said:
Have just updated a site.
Windows Server 2008 various windows clients XP and windows 7
running as terminal server version VirtualDesktopServer Version 10.0.0 (1145
Date format is UK
Scenario
User starts published programme via 2x client v9 or 10
enters date selection parameters in programme dd/mm/yyyy
report is produced
select the 2x printer or any variant of 2 x printer
view date selection parameters in programme
format in grid appears as mm/dd/yyyy, but programme can't then find the 24th month of the year
Everywhere I look in the registry it appears that it is still set to UK, but trying to run
However when the user logs out of programme and back in all returns to normal until 2x printer selected
If logging in via windows rdp then not affected by selection

I suspect the client side date format is not set correctly, when you start a published app, the formats of the client are used by the server
 
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