On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 01:23 PM, V. Matthews wrote:
Interesting question. Don't know the answer. If you change the clock so Noon is 3:00 AM then I would guess the maintenance tasks would run as if it was 3:00 AM?I understand the self-curing routines run late at night. I take it that it is based on what time the Mac's clock is set. My question is, could the time be changed, say 12 hours different, and make the self-curing routines run during the day?
Simpler is download MacJanitor (it's freeware) and run them whenever you wish.
JM2�W
Jack Russell
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