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RE: Date & Time
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RE: Date & Time


  • Subject: RE: Date & Time
  • From: Michelle Steiner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2001 09:55:18 -0700

On 10/18/01 9:35 AM, Perbix, Michael <email@hidden> wrote:

>The problem is that the Date and Time is not configured to use a time
>server, we have several hundred machines that for some reason are getting
>the date reset, and because of protection on the desktops, the users can not
>get to the date and time control panel.

Are these lab machines? If not, why block them like that?

I think it would take an OSAX to connect to a time server.

>So If I can copy a script to the
>startup items that runs then deletes itself (how do I do that part) then I
>can have it set and viola.

Here's some code that will put itself, if it is a running applet, into
the trash; it won't empty the trash of itself, of course, because it is
running.

set foo to path to me
tell application "Finder"
delete foo
end tell

--Michelle

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| Michelle Steiner | We're not human beings having a spiritual |
| | experience. We're spiritual beings |
| email@hidden | having a human experience. |
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