Steve wrote: >MAybe I'm misreading this, but isn't this just a case of setting the = wrong >time on the machine ?
No! I didn't set the time or change any settings on "the machine." I didn't change anything. DXBase was running for hours. I noticed that = the Telnet DX announcements were 1 hour off DXBase's UTC time. I hadn't = changed anything. I clicked on my computer's time (Windows local time) in the = lower right hand corner and it no longer said Eastern Daylight Time. It said Eastern Standard Time. I have Windows XP set to Automatically = synchronize with an Internet time server. I had it set to time.windows.com. It apparently synchronized around 5 pm and switch to Eastern Standard Time during that sync. I changed to time.nist.gov and my clock went back to Eastern Daylight Time. Immediately everything was back to normal as far = as DXBase's UTC time. I JUST WANTED TO WARN ANYONE WITH WINDOWS XP USING TIME.WINDOWS.COM FOR TIME UPDATES. I think that server has a problem. Art W2NRA
