Sqwertz wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 Oct 2012 07:16:32 -0500, Gary wrote:
>
> > Wow. I just figured out why I couldn't post using AIOE news server yesterday
> > and today. This past Saturday was the old time of time change. I kept
> > posting and kept getting "time in header over one hour old" refusal
> > messages.
> >
> > So I just set my computer clock back one hour and now I can post.
> > Until next Sat/Sun when the official time change occurs, my posting time
> > will show one hour early. No big deal but I'm glad that I finally figured
> > out the problem. If any of you others can't post, just change your time
> > back an hour.
>
> Uh, didn't you set your clock to the RIGHT time? Why would it be an
> hour early?
>
> This is what you get for using Windows 98.

Hi Steve, My clock was always set to the RIGHT time but for some reason
last sunday I couldn't post until I figured out (on Monday) that I had to
set it back an hour. Last weekend was the OLD time change weekend. I
turned off the automatic adjust for time change years ago, so my computer
did nothing different this past weekend. I can only assume that the AIOE
news server changed the time a week too early.

In order to post here now, I have to keep my clock set to an hour early.
Windows98 problem? Don't know but I don't know why my old software would
cause this problem since my time never changed.

Regardless, next weekend the time will officially change and I'll be posting
with authentic time once again. Posting this at 7:00 eastern officially,
but my clock is set to 6am in order to post this.

sigh!