Variations in Windows Regional Settings or Options
The Spread control reads the Windows regional settings or options, which are set by the user through the Control Panel, but due to variations in how Windows handles those settings, your user might experience unexpected results, as follows:
Operating environment | Notes about regional settings or options |
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Windows NT | In Windows NT, the regional settings are read from the system registry. In certain situations, Windows NT does not clear previous regional settings when reading changes from the system registry. |
In general in Windows NT, the Spread control does not recognize changes made to the Windows regional settings until you restart your development environment or your application (or perform any operation that unloads and reloads the current control file). | |
Windows 98 | In general in Windows 98, the Spread control does not recognize changes made to the Windows regional settings until you restart your development environment or your application (or perform any operation that unloads and reloads the current control file). |
Windows 2000 | In Windows 2000, the regional options are read from the system registry. In certain situations, Windows 2000 does not clear previous regional options when reading changes from the system registry. |
In general in Windows 2000, the Spread control does not recognize changes made to the regional options until you restart your development environment or your application (or perform any operation that unloads and reloads the current control file). | |
Windows Millennium Edition | In general in Windows Millennium Edition, the Spread control does not recognize changes made to the Windows regional settings until you restart your development environment or your application (or perform any operation that unloads and reloads the current control file). |
Windows XP | In Windows XP, the regional options are read from the system registry. In certain situations, Windows XP does not clear previous regional options when reading changes from the system registry. |
In general in Windows XP, the Spread control does not recognize changes made to the regional options until you restart your development environment or your application (or perform any operation that unloads and reloads the current control file). |