|
08 Jul 09 - 03:07 AM (#2674427) Subject: Tech: Time Zone From: SunrayFC How does one set the time zone (eg to UK) |
|
08 Jul 09 - 03:17 AM (#2674430) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Joe Offer Hi - I'm guessing you mean to set the colck on a computer. If that's the case, go to "Help" and search for Time Zone. Instructions and a link will come right up, and it will be obvious how to change it. -Joe- |
|
08 Jul 09 - 03:25 AM (#2674432) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: SunrayFC No- set the mudcat time! |
|
08 Jul 09 - 04:54 AM (#2674472) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Newport Boy I think that Mudcat time is Mudcat time - you can't set it. It's like USSR railway time, which was (is?) Moscow time, even in the east where the local time may be 7 hours different. Phil |
|
08 Jul 09 - 05:11 AM (#2674479) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Bonnie Shaljean The UK and Ireland are 5 hours later, so just add 5. They should change the standard from GMT to MMT. |
|
08 Jul 09 - 05:14 AM (#2674482) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Bonnie Shaljean If you use Firefox there's a nifty little add-on you can download: Fox Clocks https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search?q=fox+clocks&cat=all |
|
08 Jul 09 - 06:59 AM (#2674557) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Leadfingers MudCat time is the time where Max lives , with Mudcat probably in his basement , currently Eastern Standard Time , which as Bonnie said is Five hours after GMT , but watch the Autumn/Spring change , as it can be a week different ! |
|
08 Jul 09 - 07:07 AM (#2674561) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Mr Red Wrong, Wrong, Wrong. The time is still 1649 when Mr Playford published his English Dancing Master. We don't need any modern new-fangled time - we want Folk time. |
|
08 Jul 09 - 07:11 AM (#2674563) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Bonnie Shaljean 1649? Wot, you mean ten to five? ;-) |
|
08 Jul 09 - 08:20 AM (#2674622) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: Leadfingers I have a Beautiful song that was written in 16 49 , but I have re arranged it to 4 4 to make it easier to play |
|
08 Jul 09 - 09:42 AM (#2674697) Subject: RE: Tech: Time Zone From: SteveMansfield I have a Beautiful song that was written in 16 49 , but I have re arranged it to 4 4 to make it easier to play I know a dysrhythmic accordian player who makes any tune sound like it's in 16/49 time .... Whilst I'm here, Playford published the first edition of the Dancing Master in 1651, not 1649. Prescis ... Preciss ... Acurracy is important in these things you know. |