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Samsung M300 and changing the time format?
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Manual is useless, My google is weak, and I cant find it anywher in the menus.
How do I set the time to show 24 rather than this am/pm crap it is at the moment?
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9-Dec-2008 10:55
i don't think you can, it is supplied by the network? correct me if I am wrong.
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9-Dec-2008 12:02
The time is set by the network, I just want to change the display of it to 24 hr like every other phone I have had has had a simple menu item to do.
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14-Dec-2008 00:17
Argh, apparantly its not possible to change it to 24hr time as "they dont use it in america where they make them for"
Guess thats what you get when you get a dead end technology handset targetted at the states.
Richard
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