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10.4: Make 24-hour time work in iCal
This is an incredibly annoying glitch that is causing a lot of problems for people, especially in Europe, but there is an easy fix for it. The short explanation is to delete the localization.prefPane from 10.4 or 10.4.1 and replace it with the 10.3.9 version, and you will once again have the ability to set the system-wide formatting for date, time, and currency. I originally posted this to the Apple Discussions boards, but a more detailed how-to can be found on my site, if needed.
I won't bother commenting on just how stupid a mistake this is, but it should have been plainly obvious to Apple that this function didn't work correctly. They appear to be going on the assumption that everyone will be happy with their default locale settings. As an American living overseas, I've adopted the dd/mm/yy date settings that the rest of the world uses, and have always preferred the 24-hour clock, so this was one of the first things that I noticed when I installed 10.4.
10.4: Make 24-hour time work in iCal
this works! you made my day! finally, I can use my powerbook again.. |
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