by: wirk March 26th, 2006 |
DST Germany
My PC Date/Time is correct for Germany (DST), but Worldtime
still shows Berlin as 1 hour back. I cannot find a way to correct this. Any Ideas? Thanks |
by: blaubaer May 19th, 2006 |
DST Germany
Thank you for the fix. I had a problem with heidelberg and London but have now corrected.
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by: bernie April 14th, 2006 |
DST Germany
Well I posted a similar issue here and did not see this posting. A few days ago I notice my Paris time was off by one hour from the real time in Paris. The rules seem correct or more to the point, we have never had any problems like this before. What on could possible cause a failure like this.
In any case, the problem must be general and is effecting a range of Daylight Savings Time areas. Any updates or what has happened here? Bernie |
by: ianworthington March 28th, 2006 |
DST Germany
This affects the UK as well.
Do we know what´s broken? We´ve never had this problem before. Seems odd to hack the data files: if they´re wrong they need to be corrected at source, surely? Ian ... |
by: wirk March 26th, 2006 |
DST Germany
Found ans.:
David Grugeon: Getting DST to work properly First check that your local clock is set to the right location. (right click, This clock, Configure) If that one seems OK then you need to check the DST rules. Go into the directory (C:program filespawprint.networldtime) and run dstman.exe Click the entry 0000000132:Europe and change the rule name to W Europe Then click update. Click the entry 0000000126:Europe and change the rule name to E Europe Then click update. Then save (Ctrl-s) Now close this. Then Open WTLocMan.exe Then the city you are having problems with. Make sure the rule is 132: W Europe If it is not use the drop down arrow to select 0000000132:W Europe If you have changed it click update Each time you change a location you click update and then have to reselect United Kingdom and the County and the next city. When you have done all the Cities you can close the window then CLOSE AND RESTART WORLDTIME Then right click the relevant clock, This clock, Configure and reselect the location. It should have the right time and rules. HTH -- David Grugeon |
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