Leopard Date in Menu ?

I have been using iClock for several years but when I installed Leopard, I’ve had problems with it.
‘My question, is there a way using preferences to show both the Date as well as the Time in the Menu Bar ?

photolab,
Apart from third party apps, here are a couple ideas:
You can play around with date formatting as shown here:
http://lifehacker.com/software/mac-tip/display-the-date-on-the-menubar-316029.ph p
and here:
http://creativebits.org/macos_x/date_and_time_in_themenubar
The downside, is that it effects formatting system wide, so while you may like the results in the Menu Bar you may find you don't like them elsewhere.
Also, with Leopard, the iCal icon in the Dock now displays the correct date even if the application is not running. I've gotten used to just glancing at the Dock to see what the date is and the Menu Bar to see the time.
Matt

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