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Paul_L
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Posted: 12:49am 24 Mar 2017

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The 5.2 manual says:

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DATE$ = "DD-MM-YY"
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DATE$ = "DD/MM/YY"
Set the date of the internal clock/calendar.
DD, MM and YY are numbers, for example: DATE$ = "28-7-2014"
The date is set to "1-1-2000" on power up.

Shouldn't it read:

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DD, MM and YY are numbers, for example: DATE$ = "28-07-2014"
The date is set to "01-01-2000" on power up.

Paul in NY

Geoffg

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Posted: 07:59am 24 Mar 2017

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OK, good point.

Geoff Graham - http://geoffg.net

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