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Hi,
just for the fun, I tried:
-- use your clock own format below
-- except if its settings are French / OS Language: Français
set myDate to date "jeudi 20 octobre 2005 5:10:15"
-- Change that date to March 2nd, 1954; 11:45:00
-- a. DD:MM:YYYY
set day of myDate to 2
set month of myDate to March
set year of myDate to 1954
-- b. HH:MM:SS
set hours of myDate to 11
set minutes of myDate to 45
set seconds of myDate to 0
-- give me the newly computed date
return myDate
and get a "Saturation de la pile" (sic) and "set hours of myDate to 11" (without
quotes) highlighted...
go figure... it is not possible to do the obvious... where are we going to
darling ? ;)
Emile
PS: in a script I wrote some weeks ago, I started either 70 years ago or last
year and add 1 day per "repeat", skipping Sundays or skipping the whole week
except Sunday or the seven days a week to generate a long (from around 150 to
approx 800) lines without trouble (it tooks me many head shaking on the wall /
minutes to wrote it)...
