This is the section from the user guide you linked to:
Time Format Settings To set the time display in various locations (alarms, schedules, and so on), set the operating system’s time format as you would like. Windows uses the following steps to set the time (our example is to set to the Australian default - day, month, year): 1 From Control Panel, go to Region and Language panel. 2 In the Formats tab, verify you have selected the correct Format selected. Here: English (Australia) 3 Click the Administrative tab. 4 Under Welcome screen and new user accounts Click on Copy settings, check the checkbox Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts. 5 Click ok. 6 Restart application server. The Day/Month format, should appear in your portlets.
When I click on Control Panel, I cannot find the "Region and Language panel". Here are my options:
Am I looking in the wrong place? Or have me missed something in the setup?
Plati1337
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December 6th, 2017 08:00
Hi Daniel, thanks for your reply.
This is the section from the user guide you linked to:
Time Format Settings To set the time display in various locations (alarms, schedules, and so on), set the operating system’s time format as you would like. Windows uses the following steps to set the time (our example is to set to the Australian default - day, month, year):
1 From Control Panel, go to Region and Language panel.
2 In the Formats tab, verify you have selected the correct Format selected. Here: English (Australia)
3 Click the Administrative tab.
4 Under Welcome screen and new user accounts Click on Copy settings, check the checkbox Welcome screen and system accounts and New user accounts.
5 Click ok.
6 Restart application server. The Day/Month format, should appear in your portlets.
When I click on Control Panel, I cannot find the "Region and Language panel".
Here are my options:
Am I looking in the wrong place? Or have me missed something in the setup?