Despite it being on the cards for so long lots of systems are out of
sync (Novell only just seem to have realised they need to do something
about it).
At least those of us in the UK can just sit back and watch the fun.
Perhaps we could argue that whole new system updates are required for
only
You would have thought the world's largest and most profitable software
company could have figured this one out
The workstation patches are easy, the stand alone Outlook tool is no
big deal. If you're running Exchange and you try to run the Exchange
update tool 930879, good luck. It's a
On 3/8/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You would have thought the world's largest and most profitable software
company could have figured this one out
Well, sure, just look at their track record...
I've checked, and all the Linux servers under my perview have updated
to
And in addition, if you have a W2K box there is no patch distributed via
Windows Update because W2K is in maintenance mode and this apparently
isn't considered a critical update. According to a co-worker, you have
to pay MS $4000 to get a patch. OTOH there is a utility called TZEDIT
that you
Ted Roche wrote:
On 3/8/07, Whil Hentzen (Pro*) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You would have thought the world's largest and most profitable software
company could have figured this one out
Well, sure, just look at their track record...
Ooops, I was listening to their marketing folks...
And in addition, if you have a W2K box there is no patch distributed via
Windows Update because W2K is in maintenance mode and this apparently
isn't considered a critical update. According to a co-worker, you have
to pay MS $4000 to get a patch. OTOH there is a utility called TZEDIT
that you
PROTECTED] Behalf Of Richard Kaye
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 2:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [NF] Microsoft not handling DST well
And in addition, if you have a W2K box there is no patch distributed via
Windows Update because W2K is in maintenance mode and this apparently
isn't
mrgmhale wrote:
OTOH there is a utility called TZEDIT
that you can run on pretty much any version of Windows and manually
change the TZ info.
Thanks for the Heads Up. I found that utility at:
http://tss.uconn.edu/windowsdst.html!
Gil
So if one runs this util, how do you know it fixed
: Re: [NF] Microsoft not handling DST well
mrgmhale wrote:
OTOH there is a utility called TZEDIT
that you can run on pretty much any version of Windows and manually
change the TZ info.
Thanks for the Heads Up. I found that utility at:
http://tss.uconn.edu/windowsdst.html!
Gil
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