I have been using Mac computers for awhile now and I have a confession to make.
When you want the date and don't feel like opening a calender you can click on the clock to see a pop-up of the date (Windoz users can hover over their clock to get the date).
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Well (silly me), down in the doc there are little icons of the programs I can open and on the calender icon...it shows the date, TODAYS date!
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So I know this now and still find myself going to the clock for a click and a peek. Darn you Bill Gates!
I wander if I can get some sort of Windows patch to put on my arm to wing me off Microsoft?
Hey if smokers can get Nicorette gum, Maybe I can get some Microrett gum!
I love my Mac!
2 comments:
Its not always been that way! With tiger it always showed"July 17th" until calender was opened! Another little feature of leopard that rocks!
ok, I feel a little better now!
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