On November 4, it’s time to fall back, in terms of Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the U.S. Microsoft users: DST D-day is Sunday
If you haven’t already done so, you might want to make doubly sure that all your Microsoft (and non-Microsoft) software that revolves around dates/times is updated. Microsoft has published a list of Microsoft products that are affected by DST. In short, any and all Windows operating systems and calendar programs need updating.
More DST guidance for Microsoft users is available on Microsoft’s Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center site.
News source: Mary Jo Foley's Blog
If you haven’t already done so, you might want to make doubly sure that all your Microsoft (and non-Microsoft) software that revolves around dates/times is updated. Microsoft has published a list of Microsoft products that are affected by DST. In short, any and all Windows operating systems and calendar programs need updating.
More DST guidance for Microsoft users is available on Microsoft’s Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center site.
News source: Mary Jo Foley's Blog
I don't get this post. Is it a reminder? because Windows automatically changes the clock to the new DST anyway?
Another brilliant move by the hapless person we call our President. God Bless America.
While Microsoft has released patches for most of its products I wonder about the major Linux vendors and of course the unfixable appliances that can't get updates.
While Microsoft has released patches for most of its products I wonder about the major Linux vendors and of course the unfixable appliances that can't get updates.
Our congress were thinking: How can we can waste more time? Oh lets change daylight saving time, yawn
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So don't if you haven't already had issues, it should be smooth sailing.
John G
http://www.gilham.org/blog
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