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[tich]

Hi all am I the only one to notice the time is an hour out on \'last post recieved\'\' Hav\'nt a clue how to change it.. its a bit sad i know but I use it to see what time I sent my last message (expecialy when I\'v had a glass or 3) so i could roughly gauge what time I went to bed ... sad very sad

[Charlton]

had noticed thought i was going to bed an hour early the other night, have notified Tony about problem

[tich]

You see this is how it works,,, Its actually 1045, So when I wake up tomorrow and the realisation that the Toon drew 3.3 and I check my pc to see what has happend over night then look at the time I put this\'report in,, I\'ll be thinking I\'v missed the second half so I\'ll be thinking prehaps the toon pulled it around,and I\'v missed it cos I put this report in at 10.45pm Ithen will check the T.V text and realise I was\'nt p55ed itwas just because some one forgot to put the clock forward only jokeing T.C will check what time I went to bed tommorow ) then If I remember I will add an hour to it ( IM getting sadder) TICH

[TC]

Yep got on to Elton about it straight away when the clocks went forward 1 hour (well all the OTHER clocks anyway) to see what I could do to rectify it.

Seems there\'s 2 times:
Site Time and Board Time.

You can change your Board time by going into \"profile\" and adjusting the time to GMT+1 HOUR.

However, there\'s nowt I can do about the Site Time.

That means that if you simply view the Board without logging in, you\'ll see that the times are all 1 hour out.


THAT\'S the theory, anyway - In practice, as soon as you\'ve posted something, although originally showing the correct time, it reverts back to the wrong time - i.e. 1 hour out.



[Edited on 12/5/2004 by TC]