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:: STIMEOFFSET ::
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(only sysop, only DOS, init.bcm)
Syntax: STI(MEOFFSET) [<hours>]
(default: 1)
Defines the different between local and utc time. Use "1" for
western europe. The summer time is calculated automatically depending
on the date. If you don't won't to use summer time (e.g. US), set also
the parameter "summertime" to value "0".
There are two configurations which make sense:
a) PC runs with UTC -> pcisutc 1, stimeoffset 1
b) PC runs local time -> pcisutc 0, stimeoffset 1 (western europe)
If you have case b) the cmos clock is set automatically.
Linux and Windows systems get the information about the timezone from
the operating system itself. That's why this command is only available
for the DOS version.
See also HELP PCISUTC and HELP SUMMERTIME
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