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Under KDE you can right-click the clock and select Adjust Date & Time and 
change to MST under the Time Zone tab.  You do not need to be root to do 
this, but you do need to know the root password.

On Monday 11 March 2002 13:19, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I loaded and set up Mandrake 8.2 beta 4 on my machine.
> It is a pretty bare load cause I only have a 2 gig
> drive to mess with.  I just noticed that the time
> is EST.  I know where solaris gets it's time setting
> from, but Mandrake's got me.  Anyone know?  Also,
> Mandrake moves the audio devs to /dev/sound, but I'll
> be darned if I can get a regular user (in the audio
> group) permissions to dev/sequencer?
>
> Joe
>
> =====
> JT and NE Tannenbaum
> jtannenba@yahoo.com
>
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Jim

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