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If you write your dates like I often do, you can also still look forward to 060504 03:02:01 on May 4th.
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That is really cool. Im going to get all excited about it now. And then forget all about it come wendesday.
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quote:Originally posted by airmanfour: Why do you write dates like that? I see it sometimes and I don't know why.
I write dates like that any time I want the date to be a search term and I want it to fall in chronological order.
If you use a date for a file name and write the dates like Jan 06, Feb 06, Mar 06, they will be mixed up if you sort them alpha-numerically. Same with dates like 12-20-06, 06-21-03, 06-19-05, 12-16-01. But if you write them yymmdd, they will sort alphanumerically and be in chronological order (at least within the century. If you're dealing with more than one century, you have to use the whole year:
19971216_lease.doc 19981220_lease.doc 20020105_lease.doc etc.
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Me too, Uprooted! Maybe we should ask someone out for that time, and make it that sort of date as well. Who do I know who is geeky enough to think that would be cool?
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MandyM I'm hoping that on this top post, you copied/pasted that information from somewhere else and began the thread here...
...because I just saw an e-mail here at work that had that exact wording about this cool date, and I'm hoping that doesn't mean that someone else here browses Hatrack -- but that instead they also picked up that info somewhere else on the web.
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LOL about the date thing. I could tell you a date story but it wouldn't be very exciting. Last time my hubby and I got a night alone we bought a frozen lasagne and a new video game at Walmart. It doesn't take much to thrill us.
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