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JerryL
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Hi;
I tried to change the time offset option under the edit options from GMT to my time zone (Eastern US & Canada), but the time stamps are showing my times zone - 5 hours instead of GMT - 5 hours. Is there a problem with the time stamp or am I doing something wrong?
Tks
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Jerry,
I had the same problem. Put your time back to GMT, and it will be OK.
There are a few threads going on about the new format in the General Discussions forum. You may want to take a look at them.
Cheers!
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I will address the time problem in General discussions soon.
Basically I am trying to figure this out myself. I may have to reset the time on the server just to make it easier for members to set the time accordign to what time zones they live in.
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Hippo
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Yo y'all
I fitted some new disc brake pads to my car today - took me 4 hours of GMT! Which made me think, hey didn't those powers that be change the time standard. I think that GMT - Greenwich Mean Time - is now called UTC - Universal Time Coordinate, still measured and originated from the Greenwich time meridian. I am sure I have seen it as an option when setting the clock on Cisco routers and Cat switches. I can't wait for BST, or British Summer Time, which is UTC + 1 hour.
Hippo (The real ale in my local pub was GOOD today!)
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