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  1. 20-Jan-2012, 00:39 #11
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    Default Re: proper date edit

    Quote Originally Posted by SoothingDave View Post
    If I'm dealing with foreigners, I use this format, to avoid confusion:

    19 Jan 12
    So, that's the 12th of January, 2019?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barb_D View Post
    So, that's the 12th of January, 2019?

    I thought it was my buddy Jan right in the middle of 1912.
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