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• Time zone and date of creation of PDF

  Hello

  I have two questions which I would like to please your help:

  -Can the date of the creation of a pdf file be changed? What is strong evidence that the document was born in effect on that date? I should specify that the document was created with the pages mac application, and the date of creation has been consulted by checking the properties of the document on the adobe reader software.

  -I am located in France/Paris GMT + 1, will be the creation date poster/converted in my local time zone (GMT + 1) or is it possible that the document seems to have been created later it should be because the creator or sender (later than the sender said) was in a different time zone?

  Thank you for your help

  The date of the creation of a PDF document can be easily changed by using Adobe Acrobat or many other third-party PDF viewers. There is no hard proof when in fact the file was created.

• Solution for time zone display

  Hello since I've upgraded to the latest version of Skype I don't see my friends time zones

  Help me please urgent

  I'm sure.

  http://community.Skype.com/T5/Windows-desktop-client/why-no-local-time-display-on-contacts-names-for...

  http://community.Skype.com/T5/Windows-desktop-client-ideas/show-local-contact-time-in-new-UI/Idi-p/3...

• Calendar entry for flights crossing the time zones

  I fight to find the right method to enter a calendar event that starts in a time zone and ends in another.  It is often the case for the flights of the airline.  Example: My departure is from New York (JFK) at 12:00 noon Monday and arriving in Seoul, Korea is at 16:24 (local) Tuesday.  I cross the road to the International Dateline. With Support for time zones "lit", how to capture these moments so that they are accurate, once arrived in Seoul?

  Even more difficult: due to cross the International Date line on my return, I arrived in New York earlier that my time of departure the same day.

  Any suggestions on how to deal with this would be appreciated!

  Paul

  If you enable support for time zones, each entry includes the time zone setting. Select the correct time zone for each. Move real time you you include an entry in the "travel time" drop-down menu. Otherwise enter time manually and identify the zone in the title.

• DataPump with different time zone files

  Hello

  I'm trying to import a schema with datapump to a 12 c in oracle 11.2 instance oracle instance. I got an error cause different time zone files. 11.2 is on version 14 and 12 c is on version 18. So I tried to import a single table, make a new export with that one table (table got no timestamp with time zone column data type) and exported. That has worked well. So I modified my schema export to exclude these tables with columns with data type timestatmp with time zone. When you try to import this new dump, it still does not for the same reason.

  So, to import a table worked, but import a schema failed. Does anyone have a suggestion for me, how can I import this discharge? And no, I can't install a patch with the new zone files.

  sql_coder

  I could solve it myself, had to exclude more tables, not only those with timestamp with time zone, but also excluded arrays with data like AQ types $ _ %.

  sql_coder

• Adobe Acrobat Pro can not handle time zones?

  I normally work in Texas, but at the moment I am in San Francisco. I've updated the time zone on my Mac OS X 10.6.4 system accordingly. When I try to certify a PDF with Acrobat Pro 9.3.3 my digital signature (which I just created on the PDF) is considered invalid by Adobe Acrobat because it "seems to be in the future."

  
  The best I can explain it, here's what seems to be the case:

  1. My computer is set to the Pacific time zone. It is 11:44 AM PDT
     
  2. I digitally certify a PDF document.
  • Signature properties say the date is 2010-07-28 13:44:36 - 05 '00'.
  • The time stamp included with the signature is dated 28/07/2010 13:44:36 - 05 '00'

  For some reason, Acrobat Pro thinks that the signature is not valid because she seems to be in the future. Why

  is not Acrobat Pro smart enough to handle time zones?

  
  

• I am uncertain as to how this error can occur. I use a timestamp server (http://tsa.starfieldtech.com) in my digital signature timestamp. There seems to be no preferences in Acrobat for support for time zones, so it must determine the local time clock system, but without the context of the zone.

Hi Sasha,

Acrobat turned when you reset the time system? If the time original system (actually the GMT offset) has been loaded into memory at launch and doesn't not reset itself when you changed the system preferences. Acrobat should be able to get the new GMT offset, see you are at - 7:00 (PDT) and make the changes accordingly.

As you may have noticed, in what concerns the digital signatures, all times are "generalized time Format." Many people confuse this "hour of Europe" because the month comes first, but it's an ISO standard, where the time starts to the year.

Steve

• do not get the time zone on the basis of the city.

  Hello guys, I'm getting the time zone based on the region,

  As America/LosAngelies(-8);

  But I want that on the basis of the town as London(-7) and Adeleid (+ 5);

  How can I achieve this. Help, please.

  Resolved.

  Use the method of getDisplayNames (0). For time zones the device all.

• Change Date/Time (zone) on ACS5.1

  Would like to know where I can change the date/time (zone) within the ACS v5.1.  Change in the BIOS is not an option in area, just the time.  ACS then displays something completely different when starting.  Have not been able to find the settings for this in the GUI and the link I found in a talking points to a doc that apparently I need a special for access.

  Try to join this AD, so instructions on setting up NTP server would be also useful.

  None of these options were available at own 5.1 configuration.

  Thank you very much!

  Hi Wayne,

  This can be done through the command line via a console/SSH connection.

  1. to set the clock manually:
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.1/command/reference/cli_app_a.html#wp1036987

  2. to configure an NTP server:
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.1/command/reference/cli_app_a.html#wp1013780

  3. to set the time zone:
  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.1/command/reference/cli_app_a.html#wp1013028

  Hope this helps,

  Fede

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• Display time & date are wrong after I touch in the (US) Central time zone?

  It is the second PC I bought with pre-installed window 8. The time and date displayed does not after I have chosen the timezone where I'm located.

  For example: the time and date in Chicago (Central time) is from 23:00 on 23 Dec. But the screen would show on 24 Dec, 14:00. Many hous AHEAD of my time zone.
  Latest technology of pc aide said it was defective battery CMOS, but the same thing happens to this newly purchased pc. I start thinking it's WINNING 8 and not the material.
  Unlike 7 and others win, win 8 does not seem to allow me to perform manual date/time settings.
  Help someone?

  I got this question wen I got my computer.  To fix it, click on the clock in the taskbar, and then click on change time and Date settings.  Click Change Date and time.  Change from there.

• Date picker with errors of time with timestamp with local time zone (Apex 5.0)

  Have a problem for the datePicker (with time) to work on a timestamp with local time zone database column.

  It works very well with the time steps, but when I add a mask to format with the time it fails with an error like: -.

  «Date entered stressed attribute value sysdate to element P111000_TARGET_DATE does not YYYYMMDDHH24MI, format DD-MON-YYYY HH24 TZR.»

  I have tried many masks of different formats including: -.

  
  

  • DD-MON-YYYY HH24 TZR
  • DD-MON-YYYY HH24
  • HH:MIPM-MON-DD-YYYY
  • YYYYMMDDHH24MI

  
  

  but still get the same error...

  
  

  No matter who got the job or have a tip? Really want to use the timestamp with local time zone datatype as facilitates a lot of things.

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  Phil.
  

  
  

  
  

  Pls ignore, do not read the error message... The problem was my default highlighted value in the wrong format.

• Display data DateTime Fields in the local time zone

  I have a table defined as follows:
  
  create table TimeTest
  (
  DATETIME TIMESTAMP (0) WITH TIME ZONE
  )
  
  I insert two lines where the time zone changes to a date given in the spring:
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:01:59:55-0500 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  insert into timetest values (datetime) (to_timestamp_tz (' 08/Mar/2009:03:00:00-0400 ',' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM ""));
  
  How can I select the datetime field in the time zone of my choice? If my session time zone is - 0400, should not 01:59:55-0500 displayed as time 02:59:55?
  
  The session time zone is:
  Select double sessiontimezone;
  -04:00
  
  So why do I get this:
  Select to_char (datetime, ' DD/my/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM "") of timetest;
  08/Mar / 2009:01:59:55-0500
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
  I thought I would get this result instead:
  08/Mar / 2009:02:59:55-0400
  08/Mar / 2009:03:00:00-0400
  
  Thank you
  Troy
  
  Published by: cforasun on April 8, 2010 17:36

  It is stored as a timestamp with time zone, so you must cast in the local time zone for your database:

  Connected to Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0
  Connected as fsitja
  
  SQL>
  SQL> create table TimeTest (DATETIME TIMESTAMP(0) WITH TIME ZONE);
  
  Table created
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:01:59:55 -0500', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> insert into timetest(datetime) values (to_timestamp_tz('08/Mar/2009:03:00:00 -0400', 'DD/Mon/YYYY:HH24:MI:SS TZHTZM'));
  
  1 row inserted
  SQL> commit;
  
  Commit complete
  SQL> select datetime, cast(datetime as timestamp(0) with local time zone) from timetest;
  
  DATETIME                                          CAST(DATETIMEASTIMESTAMP(0)WIT
  ------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------
  08/03/09 01:59:55 -05:00                          08/03/09 03:59:55
  08/03/09 03:00:00 -04:00                          08/03/09 04:00:00
  
  SQL> 
  

• Date formatting according to UTC time zones

  Using MySQL, php
  
  www.freecrm.x10hosting.com
  
  Before installing my paintings, I need to better understand the relevance of the datetime property and conversion of this area.
  
  I am based in th UK (UTC, Greenwich mean time), but my host is in the States, which means that the date of "now" and time is based on US time (UTC?)-
  
  I did the formatting of the date, for example <? PHP echo date (, d/m/Y ', strtotime ($datetime ['DATETIME']));? > but don't know how to approach the problem compared to all visitor's time zone in the world.
  
  I have a sniffer script that detects the language of browsers, but I don't see that to be very useful.
  
  The site requires registration/login so I guess I could have a preference of UTC (UTC + 3 or whatever) in their folder. This could then be used to something like that.
  
  <? PHP date echo (se, d/m/Y ', strtotime($datetime['DATETIME']+$row_recordsetuser['UTCTIMEZONEPREFERENCE']));? >
  
  Does make sense?
  
  I know that the formatting will be a challenge as well because the United States use d/m/Y,
  
  Or is there a way to format the data of MySQL before its even called?

  .oO (RichardODreamweaver)

  > OK - think I have sussed it.
  >
  > All the date fields will be VARCHAR, with the Time() stored form function
  > Seconds UTC/GMT.
  >
  > The user can choose a preference for the time zone (GB, TCU, Etc/GMT + 1)
  >
  > In addition, the user can select a time format which is strored.
  >
  > Login, these preferences are stored as Session variables and used on each
  > page to set the time zone.
  >
  > putenv ("TZ =". $_SESSION ['timezone'] "")

  You must use date_default_timezone_set() instead:

  | Note: Since PHP 5.1.0 (when the date/time functions were written).
  | every call to a date/time function will generate an E_NOTICE if the
  | timezone isn't valid, and/or a level E_STRICT message if using the system
  | the parameters or the TZ environment variable.

  http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date-default-timezone-set.php

  Micha

• List based on the system date or time zone user

  Hello
  
  We have been questioning a service request list based on the timestamp created with criteria = today.
  
  But the result is inconsistent. Sometimes records created within today do not appear on the list.
  
  What is the definition of SOD ' today ' today '? It applies to the date system (time US) or Pacific time zone (for example the + 8) user?
  
  Thank you, SAB.

  Hi Sab!

  I did some tests and found that this is directly related to the user zone set on the user details page.

  I am with paris (gmt + 1) time zone, and when you go to the created SR list today, I have a lot of records.
  I set the time zone of eniwetok (gmt - 12). It is 11 now in france, therefore, with this zone, it is p 11 m yesterday.

  And when I went back on the list (after the closing session and connection), there is no trace!

  I hope it's useful!

  Max

  Published by: Max K on Nov. 16. 2008 19:35

• I use thunderbird in the New Zealand House and time zone settings, and when I invite people NZ for a new event it automatically creates a calendar for UTC entry

  I bought my computer laptop to the United Kingdom and installed Thunderbird there initially, but remains in NZ and reset home location and time zone accordingly. However, when I send invites to an event it resets the invite calendar for the recipient to UTC/GMT. My record of entry and invite calendar still shows what I entered in, but not their end. And it's the same thing in reverse, they send me something for 15:00, I get like 03:00.

  ... to restore the original location and time zone accordingly.

  Where exactly did you do that?

• RN v1 duo set for Time Machine and after a clean install of Yosemite I can't access my data

  Hi guys,.

  I have the ReadyNas duo v1 set for Time Machine and after a clean install of Yosemite I can't access my data.

  When I try via the Finder, files look for empty to me while info shows that they are not.

  I have no more support and I tried everything I could but all my data remains inaccessible.

  

  

  I have finally reached my backup via Time Machine, it was temporary unavailable yesterday.

  Thank you guys!