Ensuring your OS X or Unix operating system Can Deal With Daily Savings Time Changes

7 February 2007 Comments Off

Ensuring your OS X or Unix operating system Can Deal With Daily Savings Time Changes

Most of the OSes, including Windows, have made software updates available to deal with daylight savings time changes that go into effect in 2007. Here’s how to do it on OS X.

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