I'd like to avoid that LabView, under Win98 OS, doesn't chage the date-time when i am working inside daylight period (i need to work always in standardtime).

italian · ‎03-22-2001

Now, also if i don't enable the function for automatically adjust clock for daylight savin changes, Labview does thatone however. This is a big problem, specially when one uses the function "date-time>seconds" and "seconds>date-time" in different periods (p.e.,standard-time and dayliht-time).

Doug C · ‎03-23-2001

Hello,

In Windows98 uncheck the box for Automatically adjust clock for daylight savings changes. LabVIEW uses the get date and time functions off of the system clock. So disabling that should allow you to work in standard time without the daylight savings issue.
Doug

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I'd like to avoid that LabView, under Win98 OS, doesn't chage the date-time when i am working inside daylight period (i need to work always in standardtime).

I'd like to avoid that LabView, under Win98 OS, doesn't chage the date-time when i am working inside daylight period (i need to work always in standardtime).

Re: I'd like to avoid that LabView, under Win98 OS, doesn't chage the date-time when i am working inside daylight period (i need to work always in standardtime).