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Question : Terminal Server Regional Settings
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Hi Experts We have just set up some IP terminals running terminal services on Win 2000 Server.
Thee 2000 server is configured as UK date format dd/mm/yyy (when signed on as administrator) but one user is has their date set in US format mm/dd/yyyy
How can I change this user to be the server default?
Regards
Dave
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Answer : Terminal Server Regional Settings
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Regional settings are user based. They're stored in the registry in "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International" in an item called "Locale". For Australia the value of Locale is 00000C09. Date formats are stored in the items "sLongDate" and "sShortDate".
You can create a reg or regini script that's loaded from usrlogn1.cmd (called from usrlogon.cmd) on the terminal server to set Locale to the value that you want when the user logs on. The new value won't take effect until the next time they logon.
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