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  1. 06-10-2009 06:33 PM #1
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    Default Time & Date on "Last Post" column

    Since I'm not the computer literate type, how come my time and dates are off in this column and how do I fix it? It all changed when the format changed here a few months ago. An example is I posted this at 8:33pm my time and it shows on the board as 1:33am. Not a life changing deal, It would just be nice to see when other things were posted. Thanks for any help.
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    Click on User CP on the top menu, find the User Options link on the left menu on the page that loads, scroll down, there is a time and date options area, set your time zone in there to what your time zone is, and apply the changes.
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