Re: [NTLK] A Canadian address

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Subject: [NTLK] A Canadian address

>I was entering a Canadian address into my 120(2.0) and found that it comes
>out in the US format. Is there a way to get around this?

I'd make it a less exciting/more plain address, similar to Minnesota or
Wisconsin in the States, and it'll probably work.
Seriously, if you mean that the USA was the default country, it's
probably because you have the US as your country in "Owner Info"; also
in "Prefs" -> "Locale" you can set a home country such as Canada, Canada
- French, UK, etc.

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