When you edit the file "timezone dot nam" you have to maintain the exact format for
each line. Any blank space in the line is created by using the "space bar".

The top line of the file is the number "58" -- if you add a line of text to the
file you must change that number to "59" etc. Same for any change.

Larry Wood

rpellessier wrote:

> Thank you Mr. Gray, for this excellent piece of software.
>
> I would like to set up 3 additional time zones, as follows:
>
> AKST = Alaska Standard Time. Identical to YST, or UTC-9 (You may wish
> to rename YST, since it is obsolete, Yukoners now use PST. Central
> Alaskan Time is also obsolete.)
> AKDT = UTC-8, Daylight Savings version of AKST
> HADT = UTC - 9 (For both of the Astronomers living in the Aleutians
> which observes Daylight Savings Time. Hawaiians do not observe DST,
> but Aleutians do.)
>
> I tried editing the timezone.nam file, it didn't seem to work.
>
> Where should I make these edits?
>
> -Richard Pellessier
>
>