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After starting iCal, its dock icon shows the real date! If you add iCal to the Login Items preference pane (mark the hide box), after every login you can see today's date in the dock.
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yet stupidly...
it doesn't update the date until you quit the program and restart. So after a couple of days of using it my iCal still thinks it is Sept 10. It also chooses the wrong "current" day within the program until you choose "go to today" from the calendar menu.
A better suggestion
If you want to see the current date (and time) in the dock then you should add the Clock Application to your Login items. You can view a digital or analog clock. The Digital Clock displays the current date and time.
Works for me
On my system, the date on iCal changes to current date the moment I launch it.
Works for me
That is exactly the point: When you launch it. Like many people (and according to the Apple manual), I leave my machine on 24/7, only putting it in sleep mode when I do not use it.
date updates here
I saw the "iCal icon does not update at midnight" bug in the KnowledgeBase, but for some reason, my iCal does update overnight, changing to the correct date...
Use Calindock
It's a free dockling that shows the date in either Daily or Monthly format, and you can go forward or backward 1, 3, 6 or 12 months.
Correct date in Dock icon even when you quit!
When you keep iCal in the dock - iCal also keeps the correct date even when you quit it!
Correct date in Dock icon even when you quit!
Mine doesn't. Never has, as far as I can recall. Definitely isn't doing it on two different Macs running Tiger. |
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