Well, I guess some of you living down under must have several watches on you, 
especially if you are living in the border areas between these time zones ;-)

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Simmonds, Ashley (OPT) 
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 12:27 AM
> To: MIL
> Subject: RE: MI-L what time down under?
> 
> 
> dammit, fergot NT who don't do DST either, so yeah, there's 5 
> time zones.
> 
> plus i messed up my map by trying to give credit...
> 
> --------------------------
>   Australia - states
>     
>           ,'',   |\
>      ,'._/    \, | |
>     /      NT   `   \       ascii map credits to Sher
>  ,'`              QLD \     www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher
>  \  WA    SA           )
>   :      ____      NSW/
>   ',__.,'    `\  VIC / 
>                `'.,'`
>                   _
>                  (_) TAS
>         |       |
>     +8  | +9.5  | +10
>         |       |
> --------------------------
> 
> --------------------------
> Australia - current times
>     
>           ,'',   |\
>      ,'._/    \, | |
>     /     +9.5   `   \       
>  ,'`              +10 \     
>  \  +8   +10.5         )
>   :      ____      +11/
>   ',__.,'    `\  +11 / 
>                `'.,'`
>                   _
>                  (_) +11
> --------------------------
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Simmonds, Ashley (OPT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 22 January 2004 9:46 AM
> To: MIL
> Subject: RE: MI-L what time down under?
> 
> 
> i can't say i'm FULLY aware of what those weirdo's on the 
> other side of the country do... but here's the basics...
> 
> there are 3 major time zones, Western (+8), Central (+9.5), 
> and Eastern (+10).
> 
> Western Australia goes by Western time, however they don't 
> "celebrate" daylight savings, so it is GMT +8 all year round. 
> Northern Territory and South Australia (gee we have inventive 
> state names) are Central, and DO support daylight savings, 
> which means we are currently GMT +10.5. (i'm in adelaide, 
> south oz) then it gets weird, coz all the eastern states 
> (queensland, new south wales, victoria, tasmania, ACT) go by 
> eastern standard time, however a couple of them don't do 
> daylight savings, which means you have some people in the 
> same time zone who are separated by an hour.
> 
> so to the best of my knowledge, there are at any time 4 
> different time zones going on, possibly 5 as Tasmania is a 
> time warp unto itself.
> 
> --------------------------
>        Australia
>     
>           ,'',   |\
>      ,'._/    \, | |
>     /      NT   `   \       ascii map credits to Sher -
> www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher
>  ,'`              QLD \
>  \  WA    SA           )
>   :      ____      NSW/
>   ',__.,'    `\  VIC / 
>                `'.,'`
>                   _
>                  (_) TAS
>         |       |
>     +8  | +9.5  | +10
>         |       |
> --------------------------
> 
> i thought there's no easy way to include a map in a message, 
> then i thought i'd google up "ascii maps" got this map from 
> here... http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher/index.htm , could be useful.
> 
> as for daylight savings times, in my stuff i must have once 
> looked it up, as this years GPS data gets processed based on 
> a variable i have called DaylightSpendings, which appears is 
> applicable between 26/Oct/2003 and 28/Mar/2004.
> 
> hope that helps.
> 
> ash
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jacques Paris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, 22 January 2004 8:06 AM
> To: MIL
> Subject: MI-L what time down under?
> 
> 
> I have made available on our site for a while a world map of 
> time zones and someone notified me today that if the map was 
> basically "great", Australia was wrong. He based his comment 
> on the data given by http://www.worldtimeserver.com/ that 
> seem to indicate that there are at least 5 different local 
> times compared to the 3 in "my" map.
> 
> Would anyone have a simple map of the time zones for 
> Australia with which I could update mine? And do you have 
> "summer" time and when would it apply? Could the 
> discrepancies come from summer time being in use now?
> 
> TIA
> 
> Jacques Paris
> e-mail  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> MapBasic-MapInfo support  http://www.paris-pc-gis.com
> 
> 
> 
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