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philipkd

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Original poster
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.
 
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
 
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... 😕
 
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.
 
Blue Velvet said:
I don't quite get this.

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

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 said:
it is now 15:52 minutes here 😕 😛 😉

Sometimes, when I'm not paying attention, I'll confuse 15:52 with 5:52pm. It was nice to have the "Hrs." so I wouldn't make that mistake again.

TEG
 
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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