Does anyone else have the issue where release dates are always displayed in U.S. format, regardless of the language setting? Is there another setting somewhere???

Quoting Lewis_Prothero:

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Set USA as language and region
Restart
Set back language and region to Australia
Restart

Problem should be solved now.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but it made no difference. Date format is still mm/dd/year.

Any other suggestions?

Quoting Lewis_Prothero:

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Try the alternative method

Windows Control Panel -> Language and Region -> Tab "Administration" (or equivalent) -> Button "Change Region Scheme" (or equivalent) for Non-Unicode programs.

I followed your instructions but it made no difference. All dates within the program are still in U.S. format. ???

Quoting Lewis_Prothero:

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Strange,

DVDProfiler uses the date-format as specified by Windows.

Does the account you are working with have administratorial rights?
If not, please temporarily change the account to an Administrator-account and try again with the solution I suggested first.

Yes, I have an admin account. I tried your process again but to no avail. In the end I changed the date format to match what Profiler was currently displaying. Opened/Closed Profiler. Changed the date format back to dd/mm/yy and opened Profiler again. Now it's displaying dd/mm/yyyy. So an extra 2 digits in the year format for some reason, but at least now the day and month are displayed correctly. I opened the Beta version of Profiler and it's also now displaying dd/mm/yyyy. So a 99% success. I can live with that. Thanks for tying to help. It's appreciated.