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Gromatici
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Why is a forum called "California Land Surveyors Association" have GMT instead of Pacific Standard Time? Do we really have more members in England and elsewhere than in California? Irritates me to see a post I did an hour ago say "yesterday" because it's midnight in London.
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Dave Lindell
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You can change that through the control panel option under time/date.
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Well, I am certainly glad

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that someone knows how to do that.

As you can tell I go up real early to post this, or maybe I stayed awake all night. I am not telling
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Dave Lindell
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OK, Bruce, just for you:

Go to Forum Jump (lower right hand corner)

Under Site Areas click on User Control Panel.

Under Settings and Options click on Edit Options.

The penultimate listing is for Date & Time Options

We are on Pacific Standard Time here (GMT-8 hours, even though it will show as GMT-7 hours on the main page due to DST.)

You can have Automatic DST enabled and change the first day of the week here, too.
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