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pmwww | Computer Time Vs Forum Time (11th Mar 08 at 1:35am UTC)
:-/ | | How do I change the forums time to match up to my computers time? I have -6 for it, and if I put +6 its still the same.
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (11th Mar 08 at 2:14am UTC) | | | I still see -6 in your profile, so I'm assuming you mean that the profile isn't updating the +/-? | |
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (11th Mar 08 at 3:09am UTC) | | I had put the "+" in it didnt change the forums time.
EDIT: Ok I put the '+' in but it is still an hour behind  | |
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (11th Mar 08 at 4:23am UTC) | | I had put the "+" in it didnt change the forums time. EDIT: Ok I put the '+' in but it is still an hour behind
It's daylight savings time, so you have to put it an hour ahead.  | |
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (11th Mar 08 at 11:23am UTC) | | | If you were at -6 you would have to go to -5 , and if you were +6 it would now be +5 . In do that it should now be 1 hour ahead of what it was before. | |
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (12th Mar 08 at 3:37am UTC) | | oh ok I see thanks.
An Auto change would be better, like if you can have in profile:
Currently Observing DST:
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (12th Mar 08 at 3:52am UTC) | | oh ok I see thanks.
An Auto change would be better, like if you can have in profile:
Currently Observing DST:
Drop down Yes - No
Would it not be the same as simply changing the number? | |
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pmwww | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (12th Mar 08 at 3:59am UTC) | | | Yes but easier because if some one like me, doesn't know how to do it. and they mess it up, like me. Maby something like how PB has it, but different, so it is not copying them. | |
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pmwwwgtalkvForum | | Re: Computer Time Vs Forum Time (12th Mar 08 at 9:21am UTC) | | Yes but easier because if some one like me, doesn't know how to do it. and they mess it up, like me. Maby something like how PB has it, but different, so it is not copying them.
What's difficult about adding or minusing an hour from what you already have listed? It still requires the same amount of effort as working out if you're observing DST or not. | |
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