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Swansea University Psychology
Hi all,
I have a utility that uses the C library function strftime() to return the
time zone name, but it returns "GMT Standard Time" on one computer, and
"BST" (which it should be at the moment) on the other computer.
Both PCs are Windows XP Pro Service Pack 2. Both have their time zone set to
GMT +0 (London). And in the Date & Time control panel applet, both show "GMT
Standard Time" as the Current time zone. Both have the correct date and time
values.
Can anyone suggest what's going wrong here?
Regards,
Neil
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Neil Carter Psychology Department
IT Technician University of Wales Swansea
Wales, United Kingdom
http://psy.swansea.ac.uk/staff/Carter/
I have a utility that uses the C library function strftime() to return the
time zone name, but it returns "GMT Standard Time" on one computer, and
"BST" (which it should be at the moment) on the other computer.
Both PCs are Windows XP Pro Service Pack 2. Both have their time zone set to
GMT +0 (London). And in the Date & Time control panel applet, both show "GMT
Standard Time" as the Current time zone. Both have the correct date and time
values.
Can anyone suggest what's going wrong here?
Regards,
Neil
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Neil Carter Psychology Department
IT Technician University of Wales Swansea
Wales, United Kingdom
http://psy.swansea.ac.uk/staff/Carter/