Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
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Steve Towers
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Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
The time shown for posts is an hour ahead of my computers clock (which is accurate) - are they the time on the hosting server or ??
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Max Hayter
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Re: Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
Change the DST settings in your profile.Steve Towers wrote:The time shown for posts is an hour ahead of my computers clock (which is accurate) - are they the time on the hosting server or ??
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Steve Towers
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Re: Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
To What? I'm currently set to Pacific Standard Time.Change the DST settings in your profile.
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Aaron Goldsmith
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Giovanni Jaramillo
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Re: Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
DST = Daylight Savings Time.Steve Towers wrote:To What? I'm currently set to Pacific Standard Time.Change the DST settings in your profile.
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Bob Beamesderfer
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Re: Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
We're currently on Standard Time, why would DST be correct?Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:DST = Daylight Savings Time.Steve Towers wrote:To What? I'm currently set to Pacific Standard Time.Change the DST settings in your profile.
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Giovanni Jaramillo
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Re: Time Stamp for Forum Posts?
I'm just giving the wording of the acronymn "DST" to Steve. I'm not correcting Aaron.Bob Beamesderfer wrote:We're currently on Standard Time, why would DST be correct?Giovanni Jaramillo wrote:DST = Daylight Savings Time.