by: machine March 11th, 2012 |
Up to date definitions for time zones needed - big job I know, but...
I´ve been using World Time for a few years now and find it excellent. Thanks pawprint.
I have a number of time-zones set up and one of the time-zones (New York) is one hour behind actual time according to ´world time server´. No doubt this is due to the NYC time definition not being correct in World Time. http://www.worldtimeserver.com/current_time_in_US-NY.aspx Would it be possible to have definitions that are as accurate as world time server by connecting to them? I offer no criticism of World Time as I love the program and there´s nothing better around (well, on this planet anyway). I do recognize that updating every location in the world, there´s hundreds of them, for daylight saving etc, is a BIG JOB, that´s why I suggest hooking into World Time Server. |
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