This message: 16/04/2000 22:19 GMT.
On 16 April 2000 at 15:34:03 GMT -0500 (which was 21:34 where I live)
Allie ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed:
AM> It still shows GMT +0100 as shown above. In your windows date and
AM> time settings, do you have 'automatically adjust for daylight savings time
AM> enabled'? I don't think this is the cause but just checking.
No it isn't. I need to have my PC permanently set to GMT for legal
reasons. I'm a radio Amateur and the PC is mainly used for that. All
automatic logs need to be in GMT so that's what they are set to.
Now that I think about it, my messages ARE GMT +0100. My PC now reads
22:29, the watch on my wrist reads 23:29 so it is obvious it's my SMTP
server that is governing it.
That can also be applied to incoming mail as well. Negative time
zones need an extra hour added and positive need it deducted to
account for the fact that my ISP is running on British Summertime.
So taking this example from this message:
> On 16 April 2000 at 15:34:03 GMT -0500 (which was 21:34 where I live)
It was 15:34 where you live and even though there is a +6 hour and not
+5 hour difference it was 21:34 where I live.
I'm normally pretty good at maths. Wish I hadn't mentioned it now.
Better change the subject quick.
Don't suppose the macro gurus could work out a temporary macro for me
that will take this into account? At least till the clocks go back :-)
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Under Windows 98 4.10 Build 1998
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