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OS 10.4 - Changing the core time and date?


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Old 12-20-2006, 08:54 PM
is there a possibility to change the core time and date of my powerbook. If i goto system preferences and change the time and date, it just changes the display of the time and date and not the actual core time or date.

Thanks for any help :bushman:
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