how does the yahoo e-mail clock work e.g. somethhig sent around noon prints 07:21?
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Its probably a GMT standard clock. Whereever you live is GMT + or - a certain amount of hours.\n\nEST is GMT -5 so if GMT says its 12:00, its actually 7:00 here.
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This will depend on the software where you are doing your cutting and pasting. If it's a generic application like Microsoft Excel or Access you may be able to tinker with the settings. However for custom-designed programs, the software engineer gets to decide what is allowed to be pasted into the program from the clipboard. From your question it sounds like it's working in the morning but not in the afternoon? There may be a bug somewhere that cannot process the time once it gets above a certain value. You might be able to pinpoint the issue if you can determine that there is an exact time during the day when it stops working, then file a bug report with the software vendor.
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Hi,\n\nUse very old email sending email clients that rely on system time to get their sent time. Use Outlook 4 for instance \n\nNow a days however, the SMTP relaying servers issue a server time when the email was relayed, you would be easily caught.\nTo get rid of this situation, make your own SMTP server. How to do it can be got from the source website links.\n\nIf you set up your own SMTP, you can use almost any emailing software...\n\nI think this should be it.\n\nCheers
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Change Your System Date. at the time of sending mail.\nthe current system date comes on the mail..
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8 PM tomorrow.  http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ will help you with such things.
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Check out Yahoo widgets, I think there is one there that has a clock like that.
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do you mean tha YA website is lacking clock? To keep up with the time, for people that doesn't have the same time zone with Yahoo?
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Midday.  After 11.59pm time classed as / becomes am
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I think that when you first sign up to Yahoo! it asks you what time zone you are in. If you got it wrong or if you are at the edge of that time zone that would explain the time difference. Mine does it too. Its a real pain.
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unsigned int delaytimer = 0;\nvoid __stdcall delaytime(HWND, UINT, UINT, ULONG)\n{\n  if (delaytimer) {\n    KillTimer(0, delaytimer);\n    delaytimer=0;\n  }\n  AfxMessageBox("Hi!");\n}\n\nint main()\n{\n  delaytimer = SetTimer(0, 0, 10000 /* milliseconds */, delaytime);\n}
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It's 8:47 pm US - EST.\n\nThis site shows times & dates from around the world..\n\nhttp://timeanddate.com/
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if you go to the automated machine in the postoffice and buy a stamp- then it will be dated and the time will be for whenever you got it, so like, if you have a letter buy a priority mail package stamp for it and that would be dated with that moments time and date.  Hope i didnt complicate that!
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You need a special made function:\nTry this\nput start time in A1\nput end time in B1\nput this fumction in C1\n=HOUR(B1) -HOUR(A1)&":"&MINUTE (B1)-MINUTE(A1)\nThis will work if both time are in the same day\n\nI had to put spaces for you to read, remove them.\ne-mail me for further info\n\nXLMan
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01:01:42 PM\nhr:min:sec.\n\nTo distinguish between am and pm is if the hour number is larger than 12 it's pm. Just subtract the hour and you get the normal hour.\n\nIf it's smaller than 12 it's am
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1:45:25 PM\n\nWell, that was, was being the key word here, the time when I posted. In order to get pacific time when you're in the eastern time zone, simply subtract 3 hours from your time, nothing else, and you'll get the exact time. Not to sure about Mountain time or Central.
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The end of the day is 12:00 PM. Since one day has 24 hours, 12:56 PM is 56 minutes after the previous day. So that means in 24 hour clock, the time is 24:56.\n\n24:56 - 08:10 = 12 hours and 46 minutes
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OK .. that's done by trace the ip address from the email sent to u ... how is that by .. showing the all header from Ur email .. u will find the time and the ip address .. so . u will know by tracing the ip