-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Charles Jennings <=-
 
 DC> Ok, Ok, OK!  It's 5 hours, not 4 &*^($(*$  hours!     VBG!  
 
 CJ> Well, what's an hour when we are dealing with Y2K? ;-)

 DC> I realized that I had the 5-hr problem shortly after Y2K.  

 DC> But, at the same time, I was also astonished to know that, 
 DC> other than for that, my mail was flowing freely in both 
 DC> directions.  

 DC> I think that that's the Prime Directive!  


 DC> Now, to get T'Pol to assure me in person...     

 Thinking about your time difference I have some questions.  What time
 zone are you in and what time zone is the BBS in that you post your
 messages on?  Is that BBS Door setup to use the BBS time or the time
 you wrote the message?

 I also seem to remember something about setting a time variable or
 something for BW.  It is something I never did but I am not sure that
 my messages have the proper time.  I message I sent yesterday seemed to
 have an earlier time on it from what I remember it should have had.  I
 am in the eastern time zone and the BBS I am sending this to is in
 Texas and I am not sure of the time zone there.  It is I know at least
 one hour behind me and could be two hours behind.  As I write this it
 is about 8 PM eastern time.  Lets take a look at how the time is
 stamped when you get this and I will observe what kind of time it has
 when I get it back from the BBS as I get all my messages back.

... Ben    

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