I guess you can always say "today" in that case.
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2007-06-15, 08:50 PM
I guess you can always say "today" in that case.
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2007-06-16, 02:19 AM
another thing, have you noticed that when you set a start or due date using the pop up calendar it defaults to 12pm, rather than 12am?
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