IT.com clock?

[GKR_17]

Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it appears that the IT.com clock is set to Greenwich Mean Time. Could that be changed to something used in the States? Maybe EST instead?

Grafton

[Gregg]

Here's what ya do...

1. Look for the "My Controls" link (on the upper right)...
2. Look on the left-side under the "Options" section and click on "Board Settings"
3. Set your base time zone (it's the 1st thing there)

I've attached a scren shot & circled some stuff for ya.

[gsbaker]

Hey Gregg, how do you do that screenshot thingie?

[zracre]

Its still kinda messed up but I set mine to Central time even though im eastern...seems to work fine

[tom_sprecher]

Forum clock says 11:41 and the one on the wall says 10:50. Something ain't right.

[gsbaker]

I believe the Webmaster uses a hosting service rather than a server sitting at their desk, so the clock is probably off at the service.

Time to beat on the vendor.

[Gregg]

Hey Gregg, how do you do that screenshot thingie?
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Twas a multi-step process. Here's what I did....

1. I went to the web page I wanted and pressed Alt-PrtSc. This will commit whatever window you're looking at (regardless of program) into the "copy buffer"
2. I opened up Microsoft Paint...For Windoze users, go to Start->Run and enter "mspaint" and click OK
3. In MSPaint, go to Edit->Paste (or press CTRL-V)
4. Mark up whatever you want (like adding the neato read circles)
5. Select only the part of the image you'll want to show us peoples
6. Go to File->New and then paste (same procedure as before)
7. Save your new image (preferably a JPG file to keep the file small)
8. Go to compose your message on IT.com and use the "File Attachments" options just below where you enter the text of your message

Believe it or not, that process only took me a minute or two to execute...much longer to document.

[dave parker]

Gregg
You are such a computer geek. When are you going to finish fixing my computer at home?

cheers
"dangerous" dave parker

[RSTPerformance]

Gregg
You are such a computer geek. When are you going to finish fixing my computer at home?

cheers
"dangerous" dave parker
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No dave, you have just flipped to many cars

Raymond :-P

[gsbaker]

Twas a multi-step process. Here's what I did....[/b]

Ahhhhh. Never knew that Alt-PrtSc was a capture function. Thanks!

[dave parker]

No dave, you have just flipped to many cars

Raymond :-P
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Shh. You will give away my secret. Besides how can one be too many?

cheers
"dangerous" dave parker