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Re: BUGS!!
      Tue Aug 08 2006 07:39 PM

Is this a timezone problem?

http://flhurricane.com/cyclone/editdisplay.php?Cat=

Has a setting for time offsets, so you can see posts, etc in your timezone. It doesn't work with much else, like storm advisories, etc because of the load on the server during peak events. (That and I haven't put too much priority on supporting time zones on cfhc)

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