Why is displayed date format different in SSMS 2008?

Hello!

Can anybody tell me where I can set in SQL Server Management Studio
2008 that I will see date columns formatted in style "dd.mm.yyyy" like
it is in SSMS 2005 or in SQL 2000?

With that I mean if I open any table in any db with datetime columns
inside with command "Edit Top 200 rows" or "Select Top 1000 Rows" I
see date in form e.g "2009-10-25 14:40:00.000" instead of "25.10.2009
14:40.000". If I open same table in SSMS 2005 I see in "dd.mm.yyyy"
format.

Regards,
Biilly

On Nov 12, 3:01 pm, "Uri Dimant" wrote:
> Billy
> Do not open SSMS , instead of run SELECT statement in query builder and use
> CONVERT system function that has a third parameter named style
> See details in the BOL
>
> "Billy" wrote in message
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> > Hello!
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> > Can anybody tell me where I can set in SQL Server Management Studio
> > 2008 that I will see date columns formatted in style "dd.mm.yyyy" like
> > it is in SSMS 2005 or in SQL 2000?
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> > With that I mean if I open any table in any db with datetime columns
> > inside with command "Edit Top 200 rows" or "Select Top 1000 Rows" I
> > see date in form e.g "2009-10-25 14:40:00.000" instead of "25.10.2009
> > 14:40.000". If I open same table in SSMS 2005 I see in "dd.mm.yyyy"
> > format.
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> > Regards,
> > Biilly- Hide quoted text -
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Problem is that I want to see dates in SSMS 2008 in that format when I
watch raw data. Why this work in 2008 different then in SSMS 2005
where I can see normal like I see everywere else for my local
settings?