On Mon, 12 Mar 2007 14:37:56 -0400, Seth Goodman
wrote:

In article , on Mon, 12 Mar
2007 12:06:07 -0500, mm wrote:

OK, that's a good answer but as I said, I also ran tzedit months ago
and changed the DST starting date to the 2nd weekend in March. It
still says that but hasnt' changed.


Did you also change your current time zone in "Date/Time" to something
other than your current time zone, then change it back?

No. If I had done that, it wouldn't have blanked out the settings for
my actual time zone.

Tzedit changes your registry settings, but in order to get those changes
re-read into the OS, it's necessary to change your time zone in
"Date/Time" in the Control Panel to something different, than change it
back.

That's the sort of thing I was trying to accomplish by turning off and
on the DST adjustment. That's the reason I tried that.

Thanks.

Hmmm. These are some webpages I looked at before I posted. They are
specifically for win98 and don't bother to mention this what you said.
But I did what they said and it hasn't worked yet.

Hmmm. Now Atomic Clock Sync says I'm on Daylight time, so it's too
late to do anymore testing without twice as much effort. Thanks
though.

http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6618_102...sageID=2423188

I'm tired. One is enough.


It's all explained he

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=914387

(Search for "To manually modify time zone settings by using the Time
Zone Editor, follow these steps:" on that page.)