Hi - I am editing someones script to display multiple timezones. A couple of observations, most likely I am just not understanding something.
1. the DST tag seems to do nothing - either omitted (which is equal to DST=1 per the help docs), DST = "0" or DST = "1". All three have no effect on the time.
2. All of the timezones appear to be 1 hour off. Here is the code snippet:
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<image id="Weather.background" element="bitmap.list.background" origin="TOP-LEFT" x="313" y="22" w="184" h="50" scaling="STRETCH" />
<time x="319" y="30" align="TOP-LEFT" element="font.normal.ten" color="255,255,255,255" effect="NORMAL" format="DETROIT" />
<time x="397" y="23" align="TOP-LEFT" element="font.largest1" color="255,255,255,255" effect="NORMAL" format="%H:%M" timezone="-4" DST="1" />
<time x="401" y="49" align="TOP-LEFT" element="font.medium.upper" color="255,255,255,255" effect="NORMAL" format="%d %b %a" timezone="-4" DST="1" />
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I can get this to work if I put "-4" as the timezone, but Detroit is firmly in the -5 timezone as far as I understand.
As stated the DST settings have no effect that I am seeing.
I am using the latest Beta. I saw the same result using the normal released version. I am on 64-bit windows but I am using the 32-bit version of the software. My Outlook is 32-bit if it matters.
Thanks for the help!
