I'm not aware of a method to refresh the timezone for the current powershell session, maybe someone else on this group. Have you checked the WMI win32_timezone as Marco suggested? WMI will detect the change. PS (gwmi win32_timezone).Bias # my current timezone GMT+2 120 # changed the timezone manually while powershell runs to GMT+3 PS (gwmi win32_timezone).Bias 180 -----
On Fri, 16 Nov 2007 20:16:51 +0000 (UTC), rdadams@panix.com (Dick Adams) wrote: I will arrive in Perth on the 30th. Then my mate and I will make a fes stops in WA and cross the Nullarbor to Adelaide, a few stops in SA and VIC, the Canbera (maybe Jindabyne), a few stops in NSW, and maybe to Brisbane. I need a URL for a train schedule from Brisbane to Sydney. Try this: http://www
I will arrive in Perth on the 30th. Then my mate and I will make a fes stops in WA and cross the Nullarbor to Adelaide, a few stops in SA and VIC, the Canbera (maybe Jindabyne), a few stops in NSW, and maybe to Brisbane. I need a URL for a train schedule from Brisbane to Sydney. What I look forward to the most is lamb for dinner. In the States, lamb is a forgotten meat. And what I have
On Sep 7, 6:26 am, Patrick Turner <i...@turneraudio.com.au> wrote to John Byrns: I found a posted pdf with a brief map of the Canbera suburbs showing blue lines for cycle paths. http://www.tams.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0018/12564/report_s... If I ride that map from Watson to maximum north, then maximum south and back home along whatever is the shortest route its well
John Byrns wrote: In article <46E0D622.5D85F64C@turneraudio.com.au>, Patrick Turner <info@turneraudio.com.au> wrote: The steepest and worst arsole of a hill here is 3km long, averaging 8%%, and I don't ride it much,Fitz's Hill, its 60km away just to get to it. But there's another bastard of a hill seen at http://www.images.act.gov.au/duslibrary/imagesact
