The whole point is that GMT is constant throughout the year - it is not
subject to daylight saving

"Pat Garard" wrote:

..... Sorry ....
Did you mean GMT (which Microsoft has subject to daylight saving),
or did you mean UTC ....
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Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"Frank Rusconi" Frank wrote in message
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I just ran through the posts regarding Time Zones, appointments etc.

I just wish you would listen to your customers!!

Store Times in GMT, add Timezone to Appointment form and then adjust based
off the PC's Timezone... Make displaying of these fields an Option. It
isn't that difficult.





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Daniel Benton wrote:

The whole point is that GMT is constant throughout the year - it is
not subject to daylight saving

GMT and UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) are the same thing, with UTC being
the current acronym. UTC is also known as Zulu Time.
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Brian Tillman