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philipkd

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Mar 4, 2005
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I want the clock at the top-right hand corner of mac to say: "Mar 4 10:10" Why can't I have it show the frickin' date in there. Windows can do it! this is driving me nuts.
 

TEG

macrumors 604
Jan 21, 2002
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Langley, Washington
You can show the day of the week, but not the date. My beef is why I can't append "Hrs." to my 24-hour clock, I could do it in 10.0,.1, and .2 not to mention OS9 or Windows.

TEG
 

Blue Velvet

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Jul 4, 2004
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TEG said:
My beef is why I can't append "Hrs." to my 24-hour clock, I could do it in 10.0,.1, and .2 not to mention OS9 or Windows.TEG


I don't quite get this.

Why you need to append the letters 'Hrs' to 14:05 is completely beyond me... :confused:
 

Apple

macrumors 6502
Mar 3, 2005
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Charlotte, NC
MenuCalenderClock Sort of works...

I used to have it but it was shareware. It puts a little icon with the day in it in the menubar along with the standard 12:00 PM.

Also, It runs parallel with ical, so that when you click on the item in the menubar a calender drops down.
 

TEG

macrumors 604
Jan 21, 2002
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Langley, Washington
Blue Velvet said:
I don't quite get this.

Why you need to append the letters 'Hrs' to 14:05 is completely beyond me... :confused:

Because, without the "Hrs." I sometimes forget what the actual time is. Not to mention letting others use my computer, they don't get it without the "Hrs."

TEG
 

redeye be

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Jan 27, 2005
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ok, i undertsand.
I got confused sometimes when i was introduced to the am/pm notation.
We learn analog and 24hrs notation in primary school here.

Good luck on your search for the Hrs to add.
 
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