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Popup calendar starts with Monday

Guntis   Monday, June 8
Comments: 6

is tehre a way to change setting so that the first weekday in pop-up calendar is Monday?

Comments:

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Nick Bomford 20 Jun 09 11:30

Doesn’t the UK week traditionally start on a Sunday?

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Andrew Read 6 Jan 10 16:06

Many people here in the UK prefer to view their week start on a Monday. I would love this to be implemented soon. (Toodledo has it!)

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John N. Teeter 7 Jan 10 04:34

This appears to be the type of thing that should be optional and available as a configuration setting, since some would prefer one day and others the other.

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lmzr 20 Jan 10 21:36

Yes, it is usually a setting in other GTD app I try, and Monday as first week day is preferred in many countries (other than UK).

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carol hartfree 9 Feb 10 00:00

I’m in the UK and have always preferred calendars to start on a Monday. It would be great to make this a setting

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Reido113 10 Feb 10 14:52

I’m in the US and I agree with the UK users. I would choose a Monday start.

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