Hi,
Norman Dunbar wrote:
At the risk of "teaching granny to suck eggs", and hopefully Wolfgang
will forgive me, but does this help?
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/TimeZone.html
Defintely, yes! I now use that TimeZone object.
Thanks a lot.
During my "lunch" time, I've made a new version, which is on the website.
Hopefully this will get rid of the date problem.
I haven't had time to test this version on windows, I don't have a
windows machine here...
I'd appreciate comments on whether the new version does get rid of the
date problem - it does here
Not being a Java guru, I have no idea if it works! However, I'd also
wonder what happens when the time is coming in from NTP and there's a
setting to "adjust for daylight savings time" - which I can't remember
if Windows has.
Linux doesn't. At least, not in KDE anyway, I have my systems running
with the NTP server setting the clock, and all seems well at present.
IIRC, Java gets the system time from the OS, so it shouldn't matter how
the time is set by the OS (I use ntp, too ).
Moreover,
Bryan Horstman wrote:
> Thanks Dilwyn, but how do I find the Java version. please? It just
> seems to ask to install updates from time to time, which I accept.
>
If you download any of the versions you can read the anwser to your
questions in Timothy Swenson's great userguide, inside the zip file....
And finally,
Alew Well wrote :
> the only problems with my QPC2 boot were trivial - no
> QPC_SYNCSCRAP (!##!) and menu_rext must be a non-QPC2 version.
Is the Menu Extension SCRAP <-> (your OS) clipboard exchange a generally
asked-for feature?
I'm really rusty on using the menu extension things, but next weekend, I
could have a look at that.
I have used the same menu extensions as I have always used (I just use
my old QPC boot on my normal qxl.win file) - I wasn't even aware there
is a special QPC version (what's different?).
Wolfgang
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