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Date Format |
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To set a custom Date format:
1. Open the Terminal application.
2. Type:
defaults write com.stone.StampInStone DateFormat “date string”
where date string is replaced by a string including date specifiers (see Date and Time Format Specifiers for a list).
For example:
defaults write com.stone.StampInStone DateFormat "%m/%d/%y"
will result in a Date stamp like “03/11/02”
3. Restart StampInStone to force it to read the new setting.
To remove a custom Date format, type
defaults write com.stone.StampInStone DateFormat |
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