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   Hello Alan!   
      
   15 May 19 13:44, you wrote to all:   
      
    AI> I may have stumbled onto the answer.. and I haven't even had a drink   
    AI> yet today.   
      
   LOL...   
      
    AI> I now have my TZ variable set to PDT+7 and TZUTC set to -0700 and I   
    AI> think my TZUTC kludge now says -0700 as it should.   
      
   It does.   
      
    AI> I'm not sure if that is the correct way to do it but I think my TZUTC   
    AI> kludge is correct now.. :)   
      
   It is, until this fall, when you will need to change it back to -0800 when you    
   fall back to standard time.  There is extended syntax for the TZ environment    
   variable that allows you to specify when the time springs forward and falls    
   back.  This (if supported by BBBS) would in theory allow you to set it and    
   forget it, because the software would have all information needed to decide if    
   you were currently on standard time or daylight savings time.   
      
   Andrew   
      
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