Gregory Sebastian wrote:
> In the Windows Control panel, change the "Format" setting to anything
> else like "English (Another Country) etc", click [Apply]. Now change
> it back to your desired locale. This forces Windows 7 to save the
> date format such that our app can retrieve it. It resolves the
> problem with the date format. I think it might work for Currency
> format as well.

Had the date issue with a customer today, and your trick solved it.

Thanks!

I solved going in the Panel of Control and changing the monetary symbol for $ and later for R$  (currency of the brazil).

Thanks.