Daylight Saving Time adjustment

[stevemacdonald]

Here in the States we must adjust our clocks at 2 a.m. on Nov 1st, of this year.

[sharon]

We also went an hour back in time today...so it's now 11.00 pm instead of 12.00 pm...
I'm always glad with the extra hour of sleep

[Joe]

Oct 25, 2009 18:49:36 GMT stevemacdonald said:

Here in the States we must adjust our clocks at 2 a.m. on Nov 1st, of this year.

Hi Steve,

Tell that to my VCR's ... and my town's noon whistle

Joe

[Richard]

Hello folks!

British Summer Time began this morning, so our members in the UK and Ireland should change the setting in their profiles to 'Currently Observing DST - Yes'. The same adjustment also applies throughout Europe except in Iceland. BST and European DST both end on Sunday 31st October 2010.

Here's a useful map with all the dates of DST worldwide: www.worldtimezone.com/daylight.html

Richard

[grant]

Hi Richard and everyone

Mar 28, 2010 9:06:51 GMT Richard said:

British Summer Time began this morning, so our members in the UK and Ireland should change the setting in their profiles to 'Currently Observing DST - Yes'. The same adjustment also applies throughout Europe except in Iceland. BST and European DST both end on Sunday 31st October 2010.

I actually remembered everything this year - even my camera! i.postimg.cc/9fYxy370/smilie-big-grin.gif

Wonder how many of you photographers will now go looking for your camera's??

Best wishes
Grant

[Richard]

Hello folks!

Just a reminder that British Summer Time and European Daylight Saving Time both end in the early hours of tomorrow, so our members in the UK and Europe (except Iceland) should change the setting in their profiles to "Currently Observing DST: No".

Richard

[Joe]

Oct 30, 2010 14:08:07 GMT Richard said:

Hello folks!

Just a reminder that British Summer Time and European Daylight Saving Time both end in the early hours of tomorrow, so our members in the UK and Europe (except Iceland) should change the setting in their profiles to "Currently Observing DST: No".

Richard

Those of us in Canada and the USA have our forum clock to adjust today as well...follow the steps above

Joe

[Joe]

Hello everyone in Canada and the USA

Just a reminder to adjust for DST on your Profile.

There is a box at the end of your Modify Profile screen for Currently Observing DST, select "yes".

Best wishes,
Joe

[Richard]

Hello folks!

British Summer Time begins tonight, so members in the UK and Europe (except Iceland) should change the setting in their profiles to 'Currently Observing DST - Yes'.

Richard

[Joe]

HI all...

Just a reminder to ensure your clock in your profile is correct. Daylight Saving Time has ended in the USA and Canada.

Also last week saw the end of British Summer Time and DST across Europe.

To adjust the clock, members need to change the setting in their profiles to "Currently Observing DST: No"

Best wishes,
Joe

[Richard]

Hello folks!

British Summer Time and European Daylight Saving Time began this morning, so our members in the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe should change the setting in their profiles to 'Currently Observing DST - Yes'.

Richard

[Richard]

British Summer Time and European Daylight Saving Time both end tomorrow morning, 28 October 2012, so our members in the UK, Ireland and Europe should change the setting in their profiles to "Currently Observing DST: No". DST in the US ends on Sunday 4 November 2012.

Richard

[Dave]

Thanks Richard,

So an extra hour in bed here, yay!

Dave

[martindn]

For my wife Sue, it is an extra hour at work on her night shift! For which she won't get paid any extra.

Martin D

[Joe]

Hello to our American and Canadian members,

Just a reminder to ensure your clock in your profile is correct. Daylight Saving Time has ended in the two aforementioned countries.

To adjust the clock, members need to change the setting in their profiles to "Currently Observing DST: No"

As if we don't have enough clocks to change!

Best wishes,
Joe