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waneelover
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 Re: How to show the correct time for the forum B U M P waneelover wrote: If the time showing in the upper right is off an hour since the time change, you'll need to manually correct yourself by jumping in to the "User Control Panel" (top left), "Board preferences", "Summer Time/DST is in effect:" and change it to "no". Since time changes do not effect everyone worldwide, this setting has to be changed manually by the user each time there is one.
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aerocha
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum time? if it's not April yet, i'm not checking the time!
LOL, but thanks for the heads up Doug!
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waneelover
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum waneelover wrote: If the time showing in the upper right is off an hour since the time change, you'll need to manually correct yourself by jumping in to the "User Control Panel" (top left), "Board preferences", "Summer Time/DST is in effect:" and change it to "no"(or yes - which ever is applicable). Since time changes do not effect everyone worldwide, this setting has to be changed manually by the user each time there is one. Bumpsta for the time change last night.
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mike12859
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum Or you can just wait till dayligt savings time rolls around! 
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Hatfield
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum cool, thanks!!!
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waneelover
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum waneelover wrote: If the time showing in the upper right is off an hour since the time change, you'll need to manually correct yourself by jumping in to the "User Control Panel" (top left), "Board preferences", "Summer Time/DST is in effect:" and change it to "no". Since time changes do not effect everyone worldwide, this setting has to be changed manually by the user each time there is one. 
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trippin' tom
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum what???? it's 4:20????? i gotta go...be back in a few!!!
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waneelover
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum waneelover wrote: waneelover wrote: If the time showing in the upper right is off an hour since the time change, you'll need to manually correct yourself by jumping in to the "User Control Panel" (top left), "Board preferences", "Summer Time/DST is in effect:" and change it to "no"(or yes - which ever is applicable). Since time changes do not effect everyone worldwide, this setting has to be changed manually by the user each time there is one. Bumpsta for the time change last night.
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kenbud
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum thanks, easy fix!
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mushdaddy
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Re: How to show the correct time for the forum muchas gracias, wl
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