ISE 1.3 - European date format

Hi,
In ISE 1.2 it was possible to change the date format, globaly. I can't seem to find this anymore in 1.3. Is it gone, or is it just well hidden?
This is primary related to the sponsorportal where it affects the:
* Create/edit account
* Manage accounts
* View a account
I've tried to change the LocaleKeys in my own language.properties file as well without any results.

Hi Robert,
i've got the same problem. Did you find something to resolve this issue?
best regards

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