Joe:

We're all ignorant, but only in different subjects. (Will Rogers).

tedd

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>Well, I thank you guys for letting me in on this little secret.  I've been
>running an
>iMac with 8.5/8.6 for about 2 years now, and never discovered this feature for
>myself.  Since I'm the guy with egg on my face, I hope that a whole bunch
>of others
>learned something from this without exposing their ignorance.  *-}
>
>Thanks again,
>
>Joe Lewis Wilkins
>Still the General Editor of "FB^3 - the Book"
>
>
>chris young wrote:
>
>> I think that this was introduced beginning with OS 8.5 (I think). I know
>>my Mac at
>> home has this set (8.6). OS 8.1 and earlier do not have this feature.
>>
>> Chris Young
>>
>> tedd@... wrote:
>>
>> > >Hi Guys,
>> > >
>> > >Just in case your Mac's clock may be off by a minute or two, go to
>>this site:
>> > >
>> > >http://www.macinstruct.com/tips/clock.html
>> > >
>> > >While you're there do the free download that will almost automatically
>> > >reset your clock if it's off.  This only works on Macs connected to the
>> > >Internet, but - once you've got the correct time on one Mac, you can
>> > >duplicate it on your others.
>> > >
>> > >My iMac was about 12 minutes off, but it verified that my G4 (not
>> > >connected) was right on the money.
>> > >
>> > >Joe Wilkins
>> >
>> > Joe:
>> >
>> > I'm using system 8.6 and the date and time control panel does all that for
>> > me -- if my Mac is connect to the net.
>> >
>> > tedd
>> >
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