Updated June 15th, 2019.
For some reason, the default settings for the Date & Time preference panel don’t show day, date, and time in the menu bar. (Yes, I know you can click on the time to show everything. But I don’t want to click. I want it all in the menubar, viewable at a glance.)
It’s easy to turn everything on. Look in System Preferences for Date & Time, then click Clock, then turn on Show the day of the week and Show date.

So you get this:

Rather than this (the default):

Did this article help you?
Maybe you'd like to contribute to theChristian Boyce coffee fund.

Want some some quick iPhone how-tos?
Visit me at iPhoneinaminute.com.
Looking for in-depth tutorials?
See my christianboyce.com website!
Sincerely,

Christian Boyce
Leave a Reply