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Q: Messed Up Forum Time

asked by: linuxChique on September 16th, 2004

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For those of you who the time on the forum is messed up, you can change it by updating your profile and changing where it says timezone: gmt - 5 hours. Central time is gmt -5, so eastern would be gmt - 4 and pacific would be gmt - 7, etc. Just a heads up for those who haven't updated their timezone. Somebody was complaining about it recently...

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Kia

replied on September 16th, 2004

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Lol although I technically live in a gmt area and times shown on the forum this end are gmt they are still one hour out for me because we are presently in "british summertime" which is gmt 1

british summertime - oxymoron - makes me laugh Laughing

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