George
I'm sure that the National Institutes of Science and Technology broadcast
time from a very good atomic clock. Also, you may want to reference Naval
Observatory time. In the WIN CE world there is World clock that lets you select
the nearest largest city on the globe. For a good example that seems to work,
you may want install Window 95/98/NT on a machine and note how it is done there
in the intial OS setup. Hope this helps.
Gordon
Gordon
george williams wrote:
> >The Palm OS device software has no concept of time zones or daylight saving
> >time; it just keeps time. It is incredibly complicated to do all of the
> >automatic correction of meeting times, clocks, timezones, etc. correctly,
> >for the entire world.>
>
> Don't some brands of cellular technology broadcast the local time to cell
> phones, so that when you've entered a different time zone, your cell phone
> displays the correct local time? Please someone correct me if I have
> only imagined this!
>
> gw.
