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• Aaron commented  ·  Nov 21, 2011  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  That's a good idea. I never thought about entering military time. I'm just not that good at telling military time. It will be good practice.

• Zachary Kent commented  ·  Nov 18, 2011  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  When I type "1" and tab it changes to "1:00:00 am". It seems to assume military time, so if you enter 1 through 11, you get a.m. automatically. If you enter "13" you get "1:00:00 pm". I just type "1p" and ST changes it to "1:00:00 pm".

  This what I see in all browsers on a PC. Seems like you are seeing something different.

• Aaron commented  ·  Nov 18, 2011  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  I should have made this more clear. It's more about the visual that I am talking about. When you enter "1" and tab to the next box you cant tell if it is am or pm without clicking back into it. Instead of seeing [01:00], being able to see [01:00p].

• Zachary Kent commented  ·  Nov 18, 2011  ·  Flag as inappropriate  ·  Delete

  When you enter the times, you can be very flexible. Try entering 115p or 1104a and ST gets it. You can even put 812a for start time and :30 for duration and ST fills in the end time for you. I use this feature a lot.