Jumping clock

[beachcombers]

Hi Paul,

I just noticed the forum-time is now synchrone with my local time. Normally I am two hours earlier. Noticed this a few days back as well. Not that it bothers me . But rather strange to me.
Rgds
Leen / Beachcombers

[Graham_and_Karen]

The time synchronisation will depend on Time Zone and Daylight Saving settings in your Board Settings which can be accessed from your Control Panel page . Click on the 'My Controls' link to the right of 'Logged in as: beachcombers'. Then select 'Board Settings' from the left side panel. Check that you have selected the correct Time Zone and Daylight Saving settings.

Reminder to ALL - the Daylight Saving setting does not automatically change so you need to clear it when the clocks go back later this month (assuming you are in the northern hemishepre).

[beachcombers]

The time synchronisation will depend on Time Zone and Daylight Saving settings in your Board Settings which can be accessed from your Control Panel page . Click on the 'My Controls' link to the right of 'Logged in as: beachcombers'. Then select 'Board Settings' from the left side panel. Check that you have selected the correct Time Zone and Daylight Saving settings.

Reminder to ALL - the Daylight Saving setting does not automatically change so you need to clear it when the clocks go back later this month (assuming you are in the northern hemishepre).
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Now I see logged in is correct time and as guest 2 hours difference! Learning all the time.

[harribobs]

I have found the jumping clock  

[beachcombers]

I have found the jumping clock   

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