Outlook Calendar Day text

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In Outlook (2003 + 2007) when you select the Calendar button in the
NavigationPane, a small calendar is displayed at the top of the
NavigationPane.

In XP the days of the week are displayed as:
M T W T F S S

But in Vista they are displayed as:
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su

Can someone please tell me where Outlook gets these values from, as it's
different in XP and Vista? It must be an OS or regional setting, or something

Many thanks

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Mark,

I don't know that you will get what Outlook gets, but you can try
looking at the DateTimeFormatInfo exposed by the current CultureInfo
instance. Pass a value from the DayOfWeek enumeration to the
GetAbbreviatedDayName.

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In Outlook (2003 + 2007) when you select the Calendar button in the
NavigationPane, a small calendar is displayed at the top of the
NavigationPane.

In XP the days of the week are displayed as:
M T W T F S S

But in Vista they are displayed as:
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su

Can someone please tell me where Outlook gets these values from, as it's
different in XP and Vista? It must be an OS or regional setting, or
something

Many thanks