How to change the date format of Sharepoint 2010 to dd MMM yyyy

Hi,
I am looking to change the datetime format with in the modified column from mm/dd/yy to dd MMM yyyy. I dont want to create calculated field with dd MMM yyyy format. I want the actual modified column value to be represented as dd MMM yyyy format.
Thanks for your help in advance.
regards
Kalyan

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Hi,
I am looking to change the datetime format with in the modified column from mm/dd/yy to dd MMM yyyy. I dont want to create calculated field with dd MMM yyyy format. I want the actual modified column value to be represented as dd MMM yyyy format.
Thanks for your help in advance.
regards
Kalyan

I'm not really sure what context you asking to change this for but to change your date time settings -
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I have done this and mine displays as DD/MM/YYYY like you are asking.
My locale is current set to English (United Kingdom) and sort order is general. Even if you're not in the United Kingdom, I can only see this way being your solution as US dates are always set as MM/DD/YYYY.
http://sharepointythings.blogspot.co.uk

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