Hopefully this is not insulting, but is your computer clock correct?

"David F. Schrader" wrote:

Hello all...

As the header implied I hope this question implies, I hope this
question belongs here. I have been working with macros for
quite some time but have never encountered this before so I
am posting and asking if anyone else has seen anything like
this before or if I should report it to MS. I apologize before
hand (kinda) for including this ".jpg" - I tried to keep it as
small as possible - but it was the only way to verify what I
saw.



Ok, I edited my file and macros and saved it - today as it shows.
The problem is, Why does it show that it was last modified on
November 2, 2005,?

Have I run up against some kind of bug between Excel and the
OS?

David

Yes. That was the first thing that I checked. I
wish it were that easy. If I weren't already
nearly bald I'd be pulling out my hair.

(I'm connected to a network and it is auto-
synced every morning at 8:00AM.)

David

And *no,* it's not an insult.

dfs

"Access101" wrote in message
...
Hopefully this is not insulting, but is your computer clock correct?

"David F. Schrader" wrote:

Hello all...

As the header implied I hope this question implies, I hope this
question belongs here. I have been working with macros for
quite some time but have never encountered this before so I
am posting and asking if anyone else has seen anything like
this before or if I should report it to MS. I apologize before
hand (kinda) for including this ".jpg" - I tried to keep it as
small as possible - but it was the only way to verify what I
saw.



Ok, I edited my file and macros and saved it - today as it shows.
The problem is, Why does it show that it was last modified on
November 2, 2005,?

Have I run up against some kind of bug between Excel and the
OS?

David