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When you just can't stand to look at another 'Last Updated: Feb 02 1998 14:12:56:10' Script, give this script a try. It'll write to the page in the format, 'Last Updated February 2 1998' This looks much better!
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<CENTER> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin var days = new Array(8); days[1] = "Sunday"; days[2] = "Monday"; days[3] = "Tuesday"; days[4] = "Wednesday"; days[5] = "Thursday"; days[6] = "Friday"; days[7] = "Saturday"; var months = new Array(13); months[1] = "January"; months[2] = "February"; months[3] = "March"; months[4] = "April"; months[5] = "May"; months[6] = "June"; months[7] = "July"; months[8] = "August"; months[9] = "September"; months[10] = "October"; months[11] = "November"; months[12] = "December"; var dateObj = new Date(document.lastModified) var wday = days[dateObj.getDay() + 1] var lmonth = months[dateObj.getMonth() + 1] var date = dateObj.getDate() var fyear = 1900 + dateObj.getYear() document.write(wday + ", " + lmonth + " " + date + ", " + fyear) // End --> </SCRIPT> </CENTER>
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