In all my computers except in my MBp can I display the time in my
calendar in the 24 hour mode. I have not succeeded in doing this in
this leopard loaded computer.I am sure there is a way, but where is it?
The am pm display just seems so old fashioned, I would like to get
rid of it as i wo
Ed, thanks so much. I have no idea why I could do it all , except the
iCal wasn't cooperating. I have done the switches with every computer
I had, but this one little item, -- I don't know how many times I
turned on the international panel , and everything else I could
perform easily.
But
Neal, now you bring up a whole new dimension into this discourse.
Where actually do you reside? In a different time zone altogether, or
do you live by Zulu time?
They also have given up the word "Greenwich Mean Time."
It had a familiar ring to it. As a child in the fourth grade, we
learned
WOW, who ever said you had to attend seminary and be ordained to
preach!!!
Preach on young lady, you are spice to the group.
John
On Jan 4, 2009, at 11:04 AM, Marta Edie wrote:
Neal, now you bring up a whole new dimension into this discourse.
Where actually do you reside? In a different t
Marta here is how you do this task:
Launch System Preferences and open the International preference pane
in the Personal panel. Press the Formats tab and then the Customize…
button in the center, under the Times section.
Under the Show: Short menu, you should see two values listed, the
fir
Marta:
Don't worry too much about seeing 8am and 8pm on your computer
display. In reality, this is not the real celestial time anyhow.
Aviators use Zulu time, (same as Greenwich time) which is perhaps the
best way to go.
For all you people in Louisville, perhaps you should know that you
