“Starting in 2007 daylight savings time will start a month
earlier and end a few days later. Instead of starting on April 2,
as it will next year, it will start on March 11. The idea is to
save energy. It was part of a bill passed earlier this year and
signed into law by the President…“This is not a big deal for most PC users, but if you’ve got a
large scaled system it is a very big deal. When transactions
actually post is a big deal. When alarms go off is a very big
deal…”
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