I read on one of these lists that the reason PCI Macs display the year 1946 when the PRAM battery dies is because it is some kind of significant date in Apple history. I don't remember the event.

I have noticed that when I boot up OS X, that my Calendar icon shows the date July 17. I was wondering is there any significance with that date.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks

Kevin

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