Add GMT time range to control panel
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December 3rd, 2010, 3:55 am
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December 3rd, 2010, 5:06 am
It's there; It's labeled as "[UTC] Western European Time, Greenwich Mean Time". I went ahead and selected that option for your account if you want to take a look back and see which option it is.
What I've learned to do when looking for my timezone in webpages on the Internet over the last 7 or so years is to pay the most attention to the part where the "+5" and other markers indicating how many hours away from GMT/UTC the option is. In your case, I'd be looking for the option that doesn't have a plus/minus hour marker.
What I've learned to do when looking for my timezone in webpages on the Internet over the last 7 or so years is to pay the most attention to the part where the "+5" and other markers indicating how many hours away from GMT/UTC the option is. In your case, I'd be looking for the option that doesn't have a plus/minus hour marker.
Strong with this one, the sudo is.
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