Come to think of it, Maria, I believe the time difference between New York and Manila should just be 13 hours (now with DST). The 16-hour difference is between Manila and Los Angeles, Califoria. However, the time tag on your e-mail says -0800 (look at the second time&date header of your messages), while mine is +0800. Then again, that could very well be just your server time, and not really your actual GMT. Now how is this message BrailleNote-related? Well, people who would like to know the difference between their time and another person based on the GMT mark on e-mails now know how to do it in Keymail, LOL. Just subtract the minus GMT from the plus GMT, or remember that the basis is GMT 0000 (UT).
Roselle >----- QUOTED MESSAGE ----- >Sent by: Maria Kristic <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >I'm glad it made it to you. At least one of the emails I sent out last week >made it to an address besides the BN List <smile>. Oh my goodness, 16 hours >is a huge time difference. That totally surprised me, as the time difference >between New York State and Bosnia in eastern Europe, for example, is only 6 >hours, so I didn't expect such a huge difference. >Maria
