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End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Oldjim
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End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Do we need to manually change the time in our profile or has this been fixed in the new layout
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geewizz
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Oh pants! I'm doing a gig tonight. Will we have to play for an extra hour?  Undecided
pierre_pierre
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

depends how long your trousers are, the clocks dont change until 0200 hrs
HPsauce
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Then you put them back to 1am, wait an hour........ Grin
pierre_pierre
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

at least M$S seems to be able to do it automatically, what with America on one date, Australia another and then us.
Other forums also have a problem
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An early reminder to all that the clocks will go back tonight and as well as all getting an extra hour's sleep/rest you also need to adjust your Timezone in the forum profile.
From tomorrow morning we will be moving to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). So for our UK readers you will all need to change the timezone setting in your profile to GMT either before you go to bed or when you awake to ensure your posts and those of others display the correct time.
The setting can be found in your profile accessed from the link at the top of the forums above:

In your profile, scroll towards the bottom where you will find the the preferences section and change the Timezone from GMT to GMT+1. If you are not in the UK then you should ensure you are using the correct time offset (+ or -) as necessary.
Unfortunately this has to done manually by every user when the clocks change but it is a simple process. When we return to GMT later this year the process should be reversed.

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techguy
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

That extra hour will be nice from a sleep point of view but I'll have to work an extra hour too

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mal0z
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Did you work an hour less in the Spring whe n the clocks went forward ?  Smiley
rather like leap year - who gets paid for the extra day ?
Santiago
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

End of Summertime, beginning of S.A.D. Sad
mal0z
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Try working in the north of Scandinavia etc. dark most if not all of the day  Sad Sad Sad 
Santiago
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

I would hibernate for the winter I think
Oldjim
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

Just to see if the forum time updated properly - and it did  Cheesy
MauriceC
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Re: End of Summer Time - 26th October 2008

I wonder how Webstats fared?  No shouts so far, so it must have been OK?
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