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    why doesnt no-one fix the forum clock? is it that much of a job?

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  • #2
    who cares
    SWIFT AND BOLD

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    • #3
      I think you'll find that no one has fixed the forum clock

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      • #4
        it has caused a few moments of concern when I post a message at half 4 and the forum clock says half 5. I begin to think I should have left work half an hour ago.
        Hold my beer and watch this

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        • #5
          Originally posted by charvell
          who cares
          not you obviously

          thought you army type chaps are sticklers for time?
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          • #6
            Originally posted by Jason_b555
            it has caused a few moments of concern when I post a message at half 4 and the forum clock says half 5. I begin to think I should have left work half an hour ago.
            exactly...
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            • #7
              Originally posted by huff_diggler
              not you obviously

              thought you army type chaps are sticklers for time?
              That depends on whats at the end of the tunnel.
              SWIFT AND BOLD

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              • #8
                Originally posted by charvell
                That depends on whats at the end of the tunnel.

                ahmen
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                • #9


                  The clock's fine from where I'm sitting !

                  If you look in your USER CP\edit Options there's Date and Time options towards the bottom - my settings are:

                  (GMT) Western European Time, London, ......

                  DST Corrections always off

                  Life is too important to take seriously !

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                  • #10
                    The above is correct.
                    DST setting should be off.
                    The forum gets it time from the server which automatically adjusts the time for when the clocks go forward or back.
                    If you have your setting for DST (Daily Saving Time) set to auto/on then when the server adjusts the time so will your setting adding or subtracting and hour. Your profile setting is goverened by the calender when the clocks move, so doesnt actually read true time, it just knows that on a given day the clocks go forward or back and adjusts accordingly. So the server adjusts the time and your DST setting also adjusts the time. In theory adding or taking off and additional hour so will always read an hour fast or slow.
                    Hope that makes sense.
                    Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.

                    My 4x4
                    My choice
                    Back off

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                    • #11


                      Thanks for the explanation

                      I kept fiddling with mine last week until the time was right but it's nice to know why !

                      Life is too important to take seriously !

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Predictable Bob


                        The clock's fine from where I'm sitting !

                        If you look in your USER CP\edit Options there's Date and Time options towards the bottom - my settings are:

                        (GMT) Western European Time, London, ......

                        DST Corrections always off

                        cheers fella
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                        • #13
                          have we got a clock ?


                          coool
                          i bust things ,, it a skill i have ,,( need help?)

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