Calendar Default working time/Date Format

[jfk]

By way of introduction, I run a business which specialises in Open Source solutions and am evaluating Zimbra as a potential for a hosted email app.

I have successfully installed Zimbra on Centos 4.1, in turn running under VMware ESX.

Couple of initial questions:
1) Is it possible to change the start of day from 10:00am to something more realistic?
2) Is it possible to change the date format on appointments from US to UK format?

Thanks in advance,

Jack Knight

[KevinH]

Where are you seeing 10am? For my cal it starts at 8am.

The date formats are controled by localization. So if your browser is set to a UK locale then it should correct the date formats when localized.

[jfk]

Originally Posted by KevinH

Where are you seeing 10am? For my cal it starts at 8am.

The date formats are controled by localization. So if your browser is set to a UK locale then it should correct the date formats when localized.

Open up calendar, double click to create an appointment, times start at 10am !

Using Firefox 1.0.7, Linux FC4 client. Language settings en_gb, not aware of "locale" setting for firefox, cannot see it in preferences, but in about:config,
general.useragent.locale=en-GB .

Any help welcome.

[KevinH]

Originally Posted by jfk

Open up calendar, double click to create an appointment, times start at 10am !

Using Firefox 1.0.7, Linux FC4 client. Language settings en_gb, not aware of "locale" setting for firefox, cannot see it in preferences, but in about:config,
general.useragent.locale=en-GB .

Any help welcome.

Where wre you clicking? The time should default to where you click on the calendar. You can also click and drag to rubber-band a longer time and default both the start and end times.

Yes language settings is what I'm referring to. By default we ship on the en-us lang pack, others are being worked on by the community.

[jfk]

Originally Posted by KevinH

Where wre you clicking? The time should default to where you click on the calendar. You can also click and drag to rubber-band a longer time and default both the start and end times.

Yes language settings is what I'm referring to. By default we ship on the en-us lang pack, others are being worked on by the community.

Sorry, only does this in month view - that's the way I usually view calendars so didn't think about it.

Still stuck with US style date despite the language setting.