ESS MySAPERP 2004 - Date format

Hi ,
We did install ESS in North America, and the date format without changing anything is <b>MM/DD/YYY</b> in the "Personal Data" or "Travel and Expense"
Installing Europe now , they need the date format to be <b>DD.MM.YYY</b>
We did try the change the SAP user data format , but that did not work . Also did
not find on the PORTAL user an option, to do that
Any idea, on how the change the date format ( by user ), will be welcome .
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