Problem is that there is no GMT/UTC time zone for the computer. Most people set
the computer to London England time, but they are also on DST and will change
time at the end of DST. Better to set the computer time to Monrovia, Africa
time. It's the same time zone as London GMT/UTC but does not switch to/from DST
as London time does.
Milt Jensen, N5IA wrote:
> At 10:37 PM 10/27/98 -0500, Lawrence G. Dobranski wrote:
> >
> >All
> >
> >0200 October 25 was the time for the switch between Daylight savings to
> >standard time in North America (all except for Saskatchewan, Canada (VE5
>
> PLUS ARIZONA, EXCEPT THE NAVAJO NATION, AND THE LITTLE SPOT IN NEW MEXICO
> WHERE I LIVE. GN DE MILT, N5IA
>
> >land))...the clocks move back or SUBTRACT one hour...conincidence...strange
> >to happen under DOS with the system clock set to UTC!!
> >
> >73
> >Lawrence, VA3LGD
> >
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