[P1] how to get a date

[BG]

The only way I know of is to go to System Preferences: Date & Time: 
Clock then click the display as window button.

This will put the date and time on your desk top. it will always float 
to the front.

Anybody else???

BG
On Jun 23, 2004, at 5:03 PM, Linda L. Rowe wrote:

> OK,
> Now that I have your attention!  As I was following the info regarding 
> the date and time in the menu bar it became clear to me that I do not  
> have the date posted in my menu bar and I catch myself  looking there 
> for it.  I went to Preferences but while there is a little calendar 
> shown, I don't seem to have a way to put the date with the time on the 
> menu bar!  Hmm, have I missed something?  Please enlighten!
> Thanks much!
> Linda
>
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