Really? Last time I got a new laptop it came out of the box with PST set
and I had to change it to EST. Maybe not all networks support this
auto-zone feature. Not sure how they would do it short of some weird
mapping of what IP addresses belong to which ISP and what geographic
footprint those ISPs cover. Seems like a difficult thing to do and maintain.
CB
Richie Gardenhire wrote:
If you are on a network, Tiger will set the time automatically to the
nearest city in that network. For example, even though I live in
Airport Heights, a subdivision of Anchorage, if I'm connected to my
local area network, (LAN) Tiger will set the time according to the
network in Anchorage, or the Anchorage burrough. Richie Gardenhire,
Anchorage, Alaska.
