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Without changing the format of the Date/Time data stored in the database, let the user choose how they want the Date/Time to be displayed. For example, if the user provides a formatting string like "%d %M %Y", PyQSO could display the date as "24 March 2014" (instead of "20140324", which is an example of how the Date is currently stored in the database).
Suggested by Paride Legovini.
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Without changing the format of the Date/Time data stored in the database, let the user choose how they want the Date/Time to be displayed. For example, if the user provides a formatting string like "%d %M %Y", PyQSO could display the date as "24 March 2014" (instead of "20140324", which is an example of how the Date is currently stored in the database).
Suggested by Paride Legovini.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: