I guess I didn't "get" the point of Calendar when I first tested it, I'm in the US and both dates show up the same for me, I don't know what setting I might change to see different dates except maybe to another time zone, etc. But they are both the same here in the US.
I had a problem with one stack that I know worked before I updated both my system and REV so I did a very quick on all of my downloaded stacks to see if they worked. I did this very quickly and did not do serious tests or anything, so I may be wrong about a few of them.
Cheerio,
Tom
On Nov 12, 2003, at 5:15 PM, Sarah wrote:
Picking out the stacks that I recognise as mine :-)
On 13 Nov 2003, at 7:42 am, Thomas J McGrath III wrote:
Calendar - Both English date and System date are the sameThis works for me - maybe you need to check your system settings.
e.g. today is 13th November, when I select that in Calendar, I get "11/13/2003" as the English date and "13/11/2003" as the system date. I am in Australia and the system date format is d/m/y but English date actually uses the US format (not the format used in England as one might expect) and shows m/d/y.
Launch OS X app - Find & Launch - If cancel then error -43This is a strange one since it works with some apps but not all. At first I thought it was only working with .app bundles but that doesn't seem to be the case. Although it will open some applications, opened a document doesn't work at all, even when trying to use an application that opens OK. I'll have to do some more tests on this one and get back.
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