NTFS & FAT timestamps different?

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Rik Bean

Sorry, Ken, should have expanded that. We use Greenwich Mean Time (or
UTC) from the end of October until the end of March, then we implement
daylight saving, which is known as British Summer Time. I suspect it's
singled out due to the nature of our climate - a British summer can
mean anything in climatic terms! ;)

Slainthe!

Rik
 

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