Newsgroup time posting one hour ahead since upgrade to SP2

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Cal Learner

I've just noticed that my newsgroup posting time is one hour ahead of the
time displayed on my PC.

Any thoughts?

(My PC now thinks it is 17:21. Check the displayed time in the 'sent'
column)
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Your headers say Date: "Fri, 13 Aug 2004 17:20:49 GMT"

Perhaps in your local time settings, the timezone is not set
correctly, or adjust for daylight savings / summer time is not
selected on your computer.
 
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Bioboffin

I've just noticed that my newsgroup posting time is one hour ahead of the
time displayed on my PC.

Any thoughts?

(My PC now thinks it is 17:21. Check the displayed time in the 'sent'
column)

John.
 
T

Tim Slattery

Bioboffin said:
Thanks for the reply, however, the PC is correctly set up (with daylight
savings/summer time), and Windows displays the correct time. It is only the
Outlook Express posting which is showing the wrong time. I suppose it could
be the ISP which is causing the problem.
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Your message header is showing the correct time. What makes you think
it's wrong?
 
C

Cal Learner

Your message header is showing the correct time. What makes you think
it's wrong?
Click to expand...

Look at the thread. You and I both replied to his posts before he
apparently posted them.
 
B

Bioboffin

Cal Learner said:
Your headers say Date: "Fri, 13 Aug 2004 17:20:49 GMT"

Perhaps in your local time settings, the timezone is not set
correctly, or adjust for daylight savings / summer time is not
selected on your computer.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the reply, however, the PC is correctly set up (with daylight
savings/summer time), and Windows displays the correct time. It is only the
Outlook Express posting which is showing the wrong time. I suppose it could
be the ISP which is causing the problem.

John.
 
B

Bioboffin

Cal Learner said:
Look at the thread. You and I both replied to his posts before he
apparently posted them.
Click to expand...

Another poster in a different newsgroup has reported the same problem. It's
the service provider, apparently.

Good old NTL.

John.
 

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