> It is incomplete on purpose: > 1. You cannot change the setting while explorer is up. Changing the > registry directly like that creates inconsistency between the running > configuration and the stored configuration, resulting in confusion or worse. We successfully updated several hundred hosts this way.
> 2. I'm assuming not everyone who uses it will even BE in the IST time zone. Indeed. Some assumptions were made. > 3. The instructions on the page clearly tell you to manually open the > settings and change them. With your reg, you need to *switch* timezone to something different and flip it back to Jerusalem (just ticking the "Adjust for DLT" is not enough). Otherwise, if workstation had DLT settings from previous year, the DLT start and DLT end info will not be refreshed at HKLM\System \CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation (I had a server who's owner did the reg thing and ended up with inconsistent settings - he did have DLT settings from 2004 even after merging a reg just like yours). It's not about who's solution is better. This is just an FYI that you might run into issues with your current solution. Adding instruction to "switch TZ back and forth" after merging the reg would save you some grief. Cheers, Guy ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
