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  1. maverickwife

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    Is there a way to set to see the time regular instead of military time?
     
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    Not that I know of, but the military time is pretty easy to figure out. It's the same as standard time up until 1 P.M. (other then the first 0 being in front of the hour before 10 A.M.), then after 1 it's 13:00, 2 P.M. is 14:00, 3 P.M. is 15:00 and so on.
     
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    I always heard just subtract 12 hours.
     
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    That works too...
     
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    Unfortunately, no.
     
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    I like 24 hour time instead of 12 hour time. No mistakes as to when it is.

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    i agree. but if i was to say 19:00 hours to the wife, she'd be like...":16suspect"
     
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    I prefer 12 hour time personally. Only reason I know 24 hour time is because we use AS400 at work to keep track of all sorts of different parts as they move throughout the building/production process, and all the time stamps are in 24 hour. So you just get used to it after awhile.
     
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    thanks guys
     
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    24 Hour Time

    After 52 years using 24 hour time it is normal to me. My digital watch is on it. Also I wriet my dates correctly. Today is 14 Nov. 2009. Any important date i.e. the deed on your home will be day, month, year.

    Texasjack

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