It's not the System Clock that's relevant to Entourage (although, speaking
of which, the System Clock has frequently "forgotten" that I like the
seconds displayed there). It's System
Preferences/International/Formats/Times.
It sounds as if your time format somehow got changed during the upgrade to
Tiger. Go there now. It's actually changed a little. The first thing is to
check the "Regions" popup at the top. In your case that should read "United
Kingdom". I notice that United Kingdom time format is now showing as a
24-hour clock. That might be a bug, or maybe the UK has changed its format
to be more European, or maybe Apple just thinks they have. Probably a bug.
The dates are correct for UK.
Anyway, click the Customize button next to Times. It's more complicated to
make changes now than it used to be. Click the "19" (or whatever the first
number is) in the field at the top and select 1-12 in the drop-down list.
Type a space after the "08" (minutes) at the end. Then drag the "PM" button
from below up to the field at the top, at the end. That should fix the
display for Short format. But you must NOT click OK yet! Change all the
other formats: Medium, Long and Full in the same way. THEN click OK.
You should now see the examples correct (12:34 AM, 4:56 PM), and your menu
clock time too (except it will have lost its seconds if you like to show
them - now go to Date & Time and fix that again). Your Region is now marked
as "Custom".
Now quit and relaunch Entourage, and all the times will be correct there
too. Entourage just pick up your system time.
For some reason, Apple got it wrong for UK and included you in continental
European time formats. I can imagine the row this is going to cause. Get it
fixed for OS 10.4.2 by making a fuss. Or has the UK really changed this
format? I don't believe it...
--
Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
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