This is a few time from earlier versions of Windows that I describe this problem but nobody cares . I wonder when I see these important thingsarenot mentioned . I describe it again and if I didn't get any change, may be next time I will try to send it to Steve, or may be Bill if I could find them ! In regional settings, WINDOWS supports too many locales and one of them is Persian. Everything is Ok on this Locale but one thing. The original Persian Date Calendar is 'Jalali Calendar' or 'Persian Calendar' andeveryone who use Persian locale will not use 'Hijri Calendar' and this calendar is only belongs to Arabic countries . Microsoft is familiar with 'Persian Calendar' because they put it on .net frame work class library. The class name is 'PersianCalendar '. So, please be kind and put this 'Persian' calendar in to Persian Locale . In Addition there is a few spelling error in calendar type, for example they use "()" but the correct one is : " ( " and there is more than this .

Kamyar 5353 said: This is a few time from earlier versions of Windows that I describe this problem but nobody cares . I wonder when I see these important thingsarenot mentioned . I describe it again and if I didn't get any change, may be next time I will try to send it to Steve, or may be Bill if I could find them ! In regional settings, WINDOWS supports too many locales and one of them is Persian. Everything is Ok on this Locale but one thing. The original Persian Date Calendar is 'Jalali Calendar' or 'Persian Calendar' andeveryone who use Persian locale will not use 'Hijri Calendar' and this calendar is only belongs to Arabic countries . Microsoft is familiar with 'Persian Calendar' because they put it on .net frame work class library. The class name is 'PersianCalendar '. So, please be kind and put this 'Persian' calendar in to Persian Locale . In Addition there is a few spelling error in calendar type, for example they use "()" but the correct one is : " ( " and there is more than this . Hi KamyarWe have an official feedback thread where you can report this issue directly to the beta product team. Have Comments about Windows 7 Beta? All of the posts in that thread are collected, periodically by the Forum Owners and sent directly to the Windows 7 Product Team. Just click the Reply Button in the first post on that thread and post your comments.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Beta Ronnie Vernon MVP

Thank you for your feedbackKamyar 5353.I'm a tester on the Windows GlobalizationServices team.I've brought this tomy team mates' attention as they own the calendar features in Windows.I learned that we had receivedrequets forPersiancalendarand considered for Windows 7. However, various other features took the priority, so the calendar support had to be dropped.As for the spelling error, I've opened a tracking item in our internal bug tracking system.We'll triage itseparately from the above although it'll most likely be for thenext release.Thank you,ShuWindows Globalization Services TestThis posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. OR if you wish to include a script sample in your post please add "Use of included script samples are subject to the terms specified at http://www.microsoft.com/info/cpyright.htm"