Get Zone Alarm Pro For FREE on Tuesday!!!

[detailer]

Hi all-found this in my travels today-take a look at this-The offer begins at 6AM PDT(sorry,have to do your own math) In the meantime,for something that might get you interested, have a look here- Now you will have money to buy that Iobit license :!::!:

[enoskype]

Great link detailer, thank you for the heads up.:grin:

 

6AM PDT (Pacific Day Time) is also 13:00 hours GMT (Greenwich MeanTime) (0° longitude)

 

I thought it is easier for the forum users to calculate their time.:roll:

 

Cheers.

 

Enis

[solbjerg]

Hi enoskype

Sorry to but in!

I think you mistook PDT (Pacific Day Time (-7)) for PST (Pacific Standard Time (-8 ))

Accordingly the start time for the free birthday offer should be 13:00 GMT I think.

Cheers

solbjerg

 

 

 

Great link detailer, thank you for the heads up.:grin:

 

6AM PDT (Pacific Day Time) is also 13:00 hours GMT (Greenwich MeanTime) (0° longitude)

 

I thought it is easier for the forum users to calculate their time.:roll:

 

Cheers.

 

Enis

 

EDIT by enoskype: Thank you solbjerg, corrected

[sunny staines]

Detailer

 

Thanks for the info, but had serious problems with ZA in the past and will leave this one alone.

[enoskype]

Now I am confused

 

Hi solbjerg,

 

You are right about the definition of PDT, but another but here.

Please have a look at here .

 

Now I am confused. :shock:

 

From 2007 on

By the Energy Policy Act of 2005, in 2007, daylight saving time (DST) was extended in the United States. DST started on the second Sunday of March, which was three weeks earlier than in the past, and it ended on the first Sunday of November, one week later than in years past. This change resulted in a new DST period that is four weeks (five in years March has five Sundays) longer than in previous years.[31] In 2008 daylight saving time ended at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 2, and in 2009 it begins at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8.[32

 

Cheers.:-P

[solbjerg]

Ha-ha enoskype

A fine mess we have gotten ourselves into!! :-)

Perhaps Zone Alarm wasn't aware that "summertime" had ended?

Doesn't inspire confidence in the Zone part :-) :-) :-) (couldn't resist the pun)

Cheers

solbjerg

 

 

Hi solbjerg,

 

You are right about the definition of PDT, but another but here.

Please have a look at here .

 

Now I am confused.

 

 

 

Cheers.

[samr]

Here in the US, apparently they feel we have the need to Time Travel: Spring forward one hour, Fall back one hour. But lately they decided to delay it all a week.:razz: So my question is "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?":lol:

samr.

[solbjerg]

Hi samr

You are quite right, actually it is the same fine mess with the calenders, so how we get up and go to work beats me! :-)

Cheers

solbjerg

p.s. A man was asked; how old is the Earth, and he answered 6,000,000,040 years! How can you say that so precisely? I was told in school that it was 6,000,000,000 years old and that was 40 years ago!

 

Here in the US, apparently they feel we have the need to Time Travel: Spring forward one hour, Fall back one hour. But lately they decided to delay it all a week.:razz: So my question is "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?":lol:

samr.

[detailer]

time zones

 

That is why I posted "do your own math"-It's a 3 hour time difference for me-so I figure I'll just try every two hours from the time I get up-that is if I can pas Solbjerg's test tomorrow morning :???:

[IcyFrostPyro]

i wouldnt go with zonealarm because it doesnt pass leak tests :( zone alarm pro 6.5 failed the leak test at pcflank.com perhaps someone can try it?

[sunny staines]

I find with firewalls for a free one go with Comodo. for a paid one Norton 2009.

[detailer]

I believe this is for version 8.0-personally can't use anymore security apps.unless I want my pc to wait for the next administration before it boots!

[solbjerg]

Hi enoskype

Actually it looks as if Zone Alarm should have written Pacific Standard Time, - well it's a jungle out there! :-)

Cheers

solbjerg

[detailer]

No we just set the clocks back one hour @ two weeks ago, so PDT is correct D = day light savings time-never saw the point to this ridiculous idea!!

[solbjerg]

But wasn't that to come back from "summertime" to standard time?

 

No we just set the clocks back one hour @ two weeks ago, so PDT is correct D = day light savings time-never saw the point to this ridiculous idea!!

[solbjerg]

actually it hasn't been shown to save electricty, so the economic argument isn't very valid.

Cheers

solbjerg

 

No we just set the clocks back one hour @ two weeks ago, so PDT is correct D = day light savings time-never saw the point to this ridiculous idea!!

[detailer]

Yes, especially when you get up at 4:30 AM as we do-now you need lights on in the morning-I could never find any proof of savings in any of my utility bills from this ridiculous measure-and to get your body to navigate through the spring time change(one hour ahead) is annoying to say the least-Sooooooo-anybody tried that free software yet? That is what the post was for -I think-I don't remember now (sometimers)-anybody??? :???::???:

[enoskype]

Hi detailer,

 

There is no direct downlod, ZA says that they are going to send an e-mail with the downlod link and the license code in 48 hours to the submitters of the weekly subscription.

 

Cheers.

[detailer]

Thanks Enoskpe-just saw that before I came back to the forum and was going to post same-only running on six cylinders as of now-left a PM for you