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[pj]

if I run

[Mac]

If it works by entering the value directly in NT...
For example: %d = @datetime(,05/22/2002)

You might try parsing @dlgtext(AuthDate) into
separate values and using them like this:

%d = @datetime(,%m/%d/%y)

One thing I've noticed, using the year first doesn't
work when finding the floating point in Win95. I
have to use a month/day/year parameter.

BTW, your examples are missing a parenthesis on
the right...

Cheers, Mac

[Tommy]

In some non-US countries, different date separators are set. You may for example want to try @DATETIME(,10-10-2000).

Also don't forget the final closing bracket in your examples, such as:

%D = @datetime(,@dlgtext(AuthDate))

Tommy