Hi Jeff,
There is an easier way to get the time, however I cannot remember the
total procedure to activate it. I will tell you what I remember, because I
cannot find the message the provided the instructions. Maybe someone can
repost it. i thought that I had put in my acharives for future reference.
Here we go.
go into your voiceover utility and activate the ability to use apple script. I
thought that there was another setting that needed to be changed, however I
cannot find it. Now when you do right option t you will get the time and date.
Hope that this helps.
Sincerely,
Scott
On Aug 15, 2010, at 9:59 AM, Geoff Wailer wrote:
> Greetings y'all,
>
> Surely there's got to be an easier way to find out the time and date than
> finding it in system preferences. I checked the box to display this
> information, but still haven't located it.
>
> TIA for sharing the insert+f12 equivalent.
> Geoff
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