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Time zone mistery solved
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Ok, here is the deal with time zones.
By default all times are shown in GMT.
Registered users can and should go to profile, options and set the time offset according the their own time zone. That's it.
Once set, you will always see the times of posts, replies, in your own time zone.
When you come to the forum the next day, if you are not logged in, you will see the times in GMT again, but once you logg in, all times will be shown in your time again - back to normal.
No go ahead everybody, go to profile and set your own time.
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Thanks WEBMASTER that really did help as I was tired of looking at the wrong time zone 
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