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mirabella

By mirabella
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Cant get my time zone correct. Ive tried board settings and I need eastern but every time this goes back to pacific. CAN you help please

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Go to "My Controls." Under "Options" at the lower left, choose "Board Settings."

Your time zone settings will be at the top on the right. Select your time zone, and check the appropriate DST options.

Go down to the bottom of the screen and click the Change my account options button. This will save your changes--otherwise they will be lost.

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Go to "My Controls." Under "Options" at the lower left, choose "Board Settings."

Your time zone settings will be at the top on the right. Select your time zone, and check the appropriate DST options.

Go down to the bottom of the screen and click the Change my account options button. This will save your changes--otherwise they will be lost.

Perfect!! I never hit the allow for change. Thankyou

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