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is there a way to show DATE permanently, up by clock?
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as of now you have to click on that area to see the date, i.e. "Thursday, Sept. 23rd"
any setting that can make the date appear constantly?
thanks
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Apple doesn't include this "feature" within OS X...however, download TimeStat v1.3 for free and give that a try. Works great!
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Originally Posted by rjenkinson
That costs money...
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Originally Posted by rickey939
Apple doesn't include this "feature" within OS X...however, download TimeStat v1.3 for free and give that a try. Works great!
what's with the ugly font rendering?
Originally Posted by rickey939
That costs money...
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yes and no:
Originally Posted by http://www.objectpark.net/products.html
Get a registration (for $18.95 only) to access advanced features or use the basic features for free.
-r.
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Originally Posted by cybergoober
Nice!
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Doesn't work on my 10.4. My saved changes don't show up god damn it.
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Did you try logging out and logging back in, or rebooting?
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Did you read all the replies to that hint?
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12" iBook 1.2ghz / 1.2gb
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Originally Posted by blackbird_1.0
Did you try logging out and logging back in, or rebooting?
Yes. Here's how I've set up the Formats pane of the International Preferences. When I hit "Ok" -- nothing.
Hmm.
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Use the "Long" format instead. That's what I did and it worked after.
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Wow! This is awesome, I always wanted to be able to do this easily. 
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Hey guys, iClock is good for this too. I use it because I have OS X 10.3.9.
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Messing round with that I seriously farked my menubar clock, the dropdown didn't work properly, the clock would remain 'selected' also the other items at that end of bar became dificult to select.
doing this also destroys the date/time fields shown in other apps like iPhoto.
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