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(Message started by: KingOfPain on May 13th, 2003, 3:11am)

Title: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by KingOfPain on May 13th, 2003, 3:11am
I finally figured out how to get site "clock/forum time" in time with my area/zone.
Up to the minute too.

After you have logged in:

Go to Profile (under Message Board header) then at lower part of that screen, you will see Preferences section.
In that section, you will see Time Offset.

I put in  +.40  to get my offset right (minutes).

Try up & down,  +.10 , -.10 , +.20 , -.20 , +.25 , +.30 ,
-.40 , +.50, etc......whatever works to get "clock" correct for your area. If you have to change hours, this formula may work for that too. Try  +1.20 , -2.45 , +1.15 , etc...
Whatever time site clock is off compared to your actual area time, use those offset hours/numbers up or down.
I think ya get the idea.

>This post modified so as to include jonny's help (below, jonny's reply) with the hours thing.... thanks alot Bro!



*I know this maybe a silly thing to make note of or post, but I am not as comp literate as some others. I did figure it out finally. I just thought if anyone was having the same clock/forum time problem I was, it was worth explaining & posting.


You will see the time clock change to your correct time
in your area each time you log/sign in if above done correctly.


Hope it helps someone.

Thank you for your time (no pun intended).



KingOfPain

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by SommelierCH on May 13th, 2003, 4:07am
Dude,

It worked. But, what a bitch. I’m on Pacific DST, and I was twisted. Up and down, back and forth, with no rhyme or reason. I suggest that this should only be attempted sober.

David J.

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by suzy617 on May 13th, 2003, 4:50am
I've seen that there before but figure its easier to just look at the bottom of my pc for the correct time.  Thanks for the lesson though, I will try it when I have more patience and more time.  ;)

Suzy

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by jonny on May 13th, 2003, 2:17pm
Suzy,

If your puter clock is an hour and 35 minutes ahead of the MB time just enter +1.35 and youll be all set.

Thanks KOP, Thats been driving me nuts for weeks ;D

................................jonny

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by TomM on May 13th, 2003, 2:31pm

on 05/13/03 at 04:07:18, SommelierCH wrote:
I suggest that this should only be attempted sober.

Shirley, you gest!


Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by KingOfPain on May 13th, 2003, 5:02pm

on 05/13/03 at 14:17:45, jonny wrote:
Suzy,

If your puter clock is an hour and 35 minutes ahead of the MB time just enter +1.35 and youll be all set.

Thanks KOP, Thats been driving me nuts for weeks ;D

................................jonny


jonny,thanks for your assist Bro.

You are welcome, glad I could do something to help you out.

I am happy to see it is working & helping the fine folks of Clusterville.



KingOfPain



Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by SommelierCH on May 14th, 2003, 7:05am
TomMmmmMMMmM,

Don't call me ....hic....Shirley!!

D...something or other

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by suzy617 on May 14th, 2003, 11:25am
Thanks guys.  Took all of 30 seconds to fix something thats been bugging me for so long. LOL.

suzy

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by Mark C on May 14th, 2003, 1:38pm

on 12/20/02 at 09:02:55, Ueli wrote:
<snip>  the MB clock has always been 4 of 5 miutes late.

A work around to the present situation is to use a fractional number in the "time offset" box in your profile.

Use a value of   n.4 or -n.6 , with n a suitable digit for your time zone.



Ueli helped me with that one a while back. Archives rule!



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Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by KingOfPain on May 26th, 2003, 12:18am
Bump

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by KingOfPain on Jun 3rd, 2003, 2:44pm
information bump

Title: Re: Time Clock/Forum Time
Post by cootie on Jun 3rd, 2003, 10:38pm
I'm an idiot BUMP.......Oh geeze.....I'm flameing myself.......OK.....got the clock straighten'd out "fineally" after a zillion guessing tries !! Guess that's why I ain't a rocket scientist.....Musta done too many drugs in the 70's Pam  ;)



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