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I tried it out on my Sharepoint environment.
If I choose as the Regional Setting Malay (Brunei Darussalam), the accepted decimal separator is the "." (dot).
If I choose Malay (Malaysia), the accepted decimal separator is the "," (comma).
So I think you just have to choose the other Malay regional setting. No IIS reset was needed in my tests.
I hope it ...
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Actually it is possible, although a bit hacky. Check-out this blog post: http://dotnet.lv/blogs/antonsm/archive/2008/12/21/change-date-format-in-sharepoint.aspx
I have been using this method a couple of times and it has worked fine in my cases.
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I don't think it's possible. You could create a webcontrol which shows the date like you want it. In case of a date in a list, you should use a content query webpart with a custom xsl
If you want to show the date like you want it in a list:
Create a Date column(Call Date1), leave it on the default view
Then create another column for your text version date
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