In MSN Messenger, the time at which alerts are recieved is given in MET - does anyone know what timezone this is? I've tried comparing times when an alert comes in, but I've waited several days and I'm never online when one arrives.
In MSN Messenger, the time at which alerts are recieved is given in MET - does anyone know what timezone this is? I've tried comparing times when an alert comes in, but I've waited several days and I'm never online when one arrives.
Microsoft Eastern Time
Meaning...?
I believe he meant that as a joke.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...=Google+Search
From my search at google it says Middel East Time. Not 100%, but it could be the answer.
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LOL, I can see Microsoft abbreviating it as that.Originally posted by RoD
Microsoft Eastern Time
I don't know what it is called, but it is the internet standard and taken from GMT.
Western European Time (GMT+0000)
Ah! Now that makes sense!
or Microsoft Estimated TimeOriginally posted by RoD
Microsoft Eastern Time
sorry, I had to.
I know I wrote MET in the message, but it's WET in MSN and in the subject. It's WET
WET is Windows Exiting Time and is the time left until Windows crashes again. The reason why WET is important is that WET is not a constant time, each time you startup your system it may have a different value. So keep an eye on WET and be sure that you have saved all your valuable data before Windows exits.
