On 16/11/01 9:51 AM, "Brian Poleykett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, > > Noticed this problem since upgrading to Mac OS X 10.1. I'm now at 10.1.1 > with no relief. > > (1) Date & Time, & International system preferences show Australian date > setting; > ie 16/11/2001. > (2) Finder obeys this, showing file datestamps with Australian dates. > (3) Pull-down date menu from the menu bar clock DOES NOT obey this. It > persistently shows the date in US format. > (4) An application like Quicken 2002, which uses scheduling, seems to be > obeying the US date format. Dates come and go and automatic entries are > not being entered because the date has apparently not been reached. > > Nothing I have tried has fixed this. I've disabled Network Time settings, > played around with every kind of Date setting I can find. Wierd. A friend > also has the "cosmetic" problem of the menu bar date being in US format; > not sure if he's had this functional-related problem too. > > Anyone else? Anyone got a solution? > > Cheers, > Brian > I can't say about the Quicken problem but as far as I know, there is no cure/work around for the menu date format glitch. Larry
