setting @TM

[Bill Vermillion]

Shakespeare wrote plays and sonnets that will last an eternity, 
but on Sat, Jul 24 19:43 , GCC Consulting wrote:" 

>  
> > 
> > Yes,
> > Se the environment variable TZ to be correct for the time 
> > zone you need.
> > 
> > For example:
> > 
> >    TZ=PST8PDT;  export TZ
> > 
> > Use a shell wrapper, or at the top of a filePro menu script, 
> > or in the user's .profile (or initial login script), or in a 
> > special fp "config"
> > file... or whatever other method you can dream up to set off 
> > the programs which service the California client.
> > 
> > John Esak
> Ok that's fine for *nix OS

> Just for us MS Windows based systems,  How would we do set different time zones?

You mean for an MS FP server based in CST/CDT being accessed by
a PST/PDT computer?

What version of MS are you serving from?  I know that earlier
versions just didn't seem to understand that any timezone existed
out of the one the server was running upon.


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Bill Vermillion - bv @ wjv . com