It is an industry standard of sorts. It doesn't have to make sense as
long as everyone uses it in their documentation. AM is from midnight to 11
in the morning, and PM is from mid-day (noon) to 11 at night. No clue what
they mean, but that's what they stand for. Maybe Mr. Cazar is a moderator?
*Christoph Harder <shadowomf@xxxxxxxx>* wrote:
I still don't understand why american write mm/dd/yy but also use
something like "2nd december 2006", isn't the dd/mm/yy format more
logical?
Same thing with this am/pm in the time, I never know what is when :)
Anyway, why do Juan Carlos Cazar send this message to the maillinglist?
I don't see any relationship.
Christoph
David Olsen wrote:
> For just a moment, I thought he was going to be out for 10 *months*,
> not 10 days... (I'm used to American date format).
> -Dave
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Juan Carlos Cazar"
>
> To:
> Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2006 4:01 PM
> Subject: [gameprogrammer] Juan Carlos Cazar is out of the office.
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