System date format

hi all,
in my system i've date format in dd.mm.yyyy.
how can i change it to mm.dd.yyyy.

Hai Rahul,
System ==>User profile ==>Owndate==>defaults
In This U Have to Change U r Date format.
After Changing Just Log Off
So That From Next Time On wards Changes Will Be Affected.
Regards.
Eshwar.

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