No AM/PM in Bridge... so Time is kinda useless

Is there any way to get the AM/PM to show up in the Bridge UI for create/mod times? The precise times exist, because I can see them in Explorer, but Bridge just shows the numbers in 12 hour fomat and no other distinction... which mise well show no time at all.
Any ideas?

Agreed. But I'm not a 24 hour clock person. I don't like plaid, nor shag carpet.
I think Adobe misses the point of clock types. We use different clocks for different purposes. A watch and car clock for example, don't have an AM/PM marker - similarly to the OS itself. These are all used in REAL TIME. You don't look at your watch in the afternoon and say, what time did I take that picture this morning? Software is used after the fact, and therefore should have a time display independant of the OS.
watch, car clock, OS clock = what time IS it
software time/dates = what time WAS it
Paul

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Actually, yeah, my predecessor explained that he was running DHCP on the Time Capsule instead of the Netgear because he hadn't needed DHCP prior to the adding of a WiFi point (all other nodes were on Ethernet), so it had always been turned off on the Netgear. But your suggestion makes a lot more sense, of course, so I've put the Time Capsule into bridge mode as well and started the DHCP server on the Netgear. Seems to be working with my iPhone, though that was always working okay. I won't have access to the laptop to test it until later this afternoon, but I have high hopes.
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I'm not sure why you still need the Snow as a bridge if you are also using Time Capsule, but here goes:
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http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/DesigningAirPort_Networks10.5-Windows.pdf -- explains (pp. 48-49) that one can configure a dual-band (2.4 GHz & 5 GHz) network of this type by setting up the "second device [i.e., the older Airport Extreme] as a bridge." What is lacking is a clear (at least to me) way of configuring the 2.4 GHz Extreme as such a bridge, although the text states that one need only follow instructions "earlier in this chapter" (which begins at p. 14). When I try to do this, the AirPort Extreme shows up as a separate network.
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N-capable equipment: MacBook Pro, IMac, Time Capsule.
B/G-capable equipment: AirPort Extreme (flying saucer 802.11g); Mac G4; older (802.11g) AirPort Express supporting a network printer; IBM ThinkPad running Windows XP (w/service pack 2).
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...... I may have missed it.
A lesson learned!
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