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southerndoc

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At some point, Ventura was updated to not allow a MM/dd/YYYY format. It's either M/d/YY or you have to choose something with the month first or year first.

So you can't choose 01/01/2023 instead of 1/1/23.

Why did Apple do this? 🙁
 
try going to settings/general/language+region - there's a drop down box at 'date format'
 

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I never understood the American way of writing MM/DD/YYYY. In the country where I was first schooled, we went with DD/MM/YYYY which is British/European. These days I use YYYY/MM/DD (or actually YYYYMMDD or YYYY-MM-DD, no forward slash) as it makes sorting order by file name a lot easier and makes way more sense generally.
 
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try going to settings/general/language+region - there's a drop down box at 'date format'
I think you missed the point. That's where the settings have no leading zero option. There is no 01/01/2023 or 01/01/23 option. It's only 1/1/23 unless you choose a day/month or a year/month/day format.
 
I think you missed the point. That's where the settings have no leading zero option. There is no 01/01/2023 or 01/01/23 option. It's only 1/1/23 unless you choose a day/month or a year/month/day format.
i stand corrected.
there is however an option for 8/01/2023, 8.01.2023, etc.
to satisfy my curiosity, why is this 01/01/2023 important to you?
 
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