Entourage date wrong

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Hi,

Just wonder if anyone has the same problem. When I create an event for today
(17 April 2008) and send an invite to someone, the other party receives the
date as 1 January 1970.

And when I try to create a task, it¹s always 1 Jan 1970, and I cannot even
change the date.

How come? Can someone help?

Thanks!

Cq
Singapore

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Just wonder if anyone has the same problem. When I create an event for toda=
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e date as 1 January 1970. 
 
And when I try to create a task, it’s always 1 Jan 1970, and I cannot=
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How come? Can someone help? 
 
Thanks! 
 
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Pawan
Thu Apr 17 10:16:55 CDT 2008

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Entourage date wrongHi Chin,

The issue is due to the date set in your Mac OS preference. Follow the =
below steps to set the date in your Mac OS

To set the date and time manually:
1.. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Date & Time.=20
2.. Click the Date & Time button.=20
3.. Deselect the "Set date & time automatically" checkbox if it is =
selected.=20
4.. Click today's date on the calendar and drag the hands on the clock =
to the correct time.=20
You can also set the date and time using the up and down arrows, or by =
typing over the current date or time.

5.. Click Time Zone and follow the onscreen instructions to choose the =
correct time zone for your geographic region.=20

If the issue reappear after restarting your Mac then it seems like the =
CMOS battery is drained.. replace the battery

thanks

Pawan Kapoor
"Chin Qui" <chinqui@gmail.com> wrote in message =
news:C42CE27F.110EE%chinqui@gmail.com...
Hi,

Just wonder if anyone has the same problem. When I create an event for =
today (17 April 2008) and send an invite to someone, the other party =
receives the date as 1 January 1970.

And when I try to create a task, it's always 1 Jan 1970, and I cannot =
even change the date.

How come? Can someone help?

Thanks!

Cq
Singapore

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Mu
Thu Apr 17 13:30:14 CDT 2008

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This is related to your Mac OS preference, but not the time issue. It is
related to your Date Format setting, especially the medium or short
format. Entourage doesn¹t support all types of the format. So sometimes
you will see such errors. Please check it by following steps:

1. Go to International tab in your System preference
2. Select ³Formats² tab
3. check your Dates format.
4. Customer the short and medium format to as similar as the US style.
5. Restart Entourage should show the change.

Thanks
Mu

On 4/17/08 8:16 AM, in article u6LLW4JoIHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl, "Pawan
Kapoor" <delcomsys@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Chin,
>
> The issue is due to the date set in your Mac OS preference. Follow the below
> steps to set the date in your Mac OS
>
> To set the date and time manually:
> 1. Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click Date & Time.
> 2. Click the Date & Time button.
> 3. Deselect the "Set date & time automatically" checkbox if it is selected.
> 4. Click today's date on the calendar and drag the hands on the clock to the
> correct time.
> 5.
> 6. You can also set the date and time using the up and down arrows, or by
> typing over the current date or time.
> 7.
> 8. Click Time Zone and follow the onscreen instructions to choose the correct
> time zone for your geographic region.
>
> If the issue reappear after restarting your Mac then it seems like the CMOS
> battery is drained.. replace the battery
>
> thanks
>
> Pawan Kapoor
>>
>> "Chin Qui" <chinqui@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:C42CE27F.110EE%chinqui@gmail.com...
>> Hi,
>>
>> Just wonder if anyone has the same problem. When I create an event for today
>> (17 April 2008) and send an invite to someone, the other party receives the
>> date as 1 January 1970.
>>
>> And when I try to create a task, it¹s always 1 Jan 1970, and I cannot even
>> change the date.
>>
>> How come? Can someone help?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Cq
>> Singapore
>>
>>
>>
>

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Microsoft Corporation
Macintosh Business Unit

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This is related to your Mac OS preference, but not the time issue. It is r=
elated to  your  Date Format setting, especially the medium or sho=
rt format.   Entourage doesn’t support all types of the form=
at. So sometimes you will see such errors. Please check it by following step=
s: 
 
<OL><LI><SPAN=
STYLE=3D'font-size:11pt'>Go to International tab in your System preference
<LI>Select “Formats” tab
<LI>check your Dates format.=20
<LI>Customer the short and medium format to as similar as th=
e US style.=20
<LI>Restart Entourage should show the change. 
</OL> 
Thanks 
Mu 
 
 
On 4/17/08 8:16 AM, in article <a href=3D"u6LLW4JoIHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.g=
bl">u6LLW4JoIHA.4832@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl</a>, "Pawan Kapoor" <=
<a href=3D"delcomsys@hotmail.com">delcomsys@hotmail.com</a>> wrote: 
 
<BLOCKQUOTE>H=
i Chin, 
 
The issue is due to the date set in your Mac OS p=
reference. Follow the below steps to set the date in your Mac OS 
 
To set the date and time manually: 
<OL><LI>Choose Apple menu > System Preferences and click =
Date & Time.  
<LI>Click the Date & Time button.  
<LI>Deselect the "Set date & time automatically&quo=
t; checkbox if it is  selected.  
<LI>Click today's date on the calendar and drag the hands on=
the clock to the  correct time.  
<LI>
<LI>You can also set the date and time using the up and down=
arrows, or by  typing over the current date or time.
<LI>=20
<LI>Click Time Zone and follow the onscreen instructions to =
choose the correct  time zone for your geographic region. 
</OL> 
If the issue reappear after restarting your Mac t=
hen it seems like the CMOS battery is drained.. replace the battery 
 
thanks 
 
Pawan Kapoor 
<BLOCKQUOTE> 
"Chin Qui" <<a href=3D"chinqui@gmail.com">chinqui@gmail.com</a>&=
gt; wrote in message <a href=3D"news:C42CE27F.110EE%chinqui@gmail.com..">news:=
C42CE27F.110EE%chinqui@gmail.com..</a>. 
Hi, 
 
Just wonder if anyone has the same problem.  When I create an event fo=
r today (17 April 2008) and send an invite to  someone, the other party=
receives the date as 1 January 1970. 
 
And when  I try to create a task, it’s always 1 Jan 1970, and I =
cannot even change the  date. 
 
How come? Can someone  help? 
 
Thanks! 
 
Cq 
Singapore 
 
 
 
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Microsoft Corporation 
Macintosh Business Unit 
 
 
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