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Location: Florida
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Lately I've noticed that my iCal icon (10.5.1) is always showing the date a day behind. It doesn't do this on restart, but over the course of a few days it seems to start lagging behind. It shows the correct date while iCal is running, but returns to yesterday when it's quit out of. Please help me stop living in the past.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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You should talk with Doc Brown.
 Seriously, I don't know but I wanted to make sure if you've already checked the possibility that the system time itself may be inaccurate, losing seconds as it stay up longer? |
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Florida
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Yeah, I've checked the system time and it's correct as is the time zone. Maybe my iMac has discovered another way to invent the Flux Capacitor. That'd be cool.
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