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  • Karel
    Administrator
    • Sep 2003
    • 2199

    Log in when you visit this board!

    Some responses on $$$Mr.Market$$$'s invitation to do the poll made me realise that not everyone logs in when he/she visits the board. Do! Why shouldn't you! After all, oyou need to log in to have access to all those nice features like Private Messages (you get a notice when someone PM's you), you can post, and you can participate in polls.

    When you check Remember me when you log in, you only have to do it once.

    Of course you need to register before you can log in. If you are really interested in $$$Mr.Market$$$ and his picks, do it! You get an email notification of all buys and sells, and all the benefits a user of this board has. I know some people can't stand the emails. We are sorry for you.

    Regards,

    Karel
    My Investopedia portfolio
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  • mimo_100
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2003
    • 1784

    #2
    Time is wrong on my view

    Karel,

    I am in the eastern time zone (GMT -5 ) with daylight savings time correction on.

    I had to change my setting to GMT -6 in order for the times to be correct
    for the postings. Are you having any problems with the time displaying correctly. Thanks.

    Tim
    Tim - Retired Problem Solver

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    • Karel
      Administrator
      • Sep 2003
      • 2199

      #3
      Yes, that is one of the other advantages of logging in: you get to
      see your "own" time, when it works.

      Did you check to see if the setting for Daylight Savings Time is set
      to Automatic? That is the preferred setting; the other two, Always On
      and Always Off, are for non-standard DST’s. I think they really should
      read: Add 1 hour, or Don't add 1 hour, and you set them when needed
      (again, if Automatic doesn't do the job).

      Regards,

      Karel
      Last edited by Karel; 01-20-2005, 10:24 AM.
      My Investopedia portfolio
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