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I live in Australia and the set current date on the calendar is incorrect for us Does anyone know how to change it
We are a day ahead of America
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Currently, our Today setting is US EST based. It is not driven by the browser-based time but likely will be in the near future. Note that reminders are also currently only supported for US timezones.
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I am also in Austrtalia and was about to ask the same question. We really do need the calendar to change with our own times. Looking forward to the change. Hope it won't be too long in coming. Thank you.

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Yeah; we're embarassingly overdue on this one. Shouldn't be much longer though smile
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A fix for this should have gone out for the Public calendar view tonight (see the Announcements section)

You can test this by hitting the sample calendar at:
http://www.localendar.com/public/sample
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Are there any immediate plans to allow for timezones outside the US?

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Not currently, due to some issues with server times (this only really effects event reminders btw). If an event shows "8AM", anyone who looks at it will assume it's there local time.
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It is now December. I live in Mountain Time Zone. How do I fix it here
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For MST, this is an issue after 10PM local time, when our EST based-server will show the next day as current, when in fact there are 2 hours left.

We did push some code to detect the browser's local time zone and base the "today" indicator on that, but there were some issues so we had to pull it. We already know the time difference from your zipcode, but this doesn't help people viewing your Public calendar who could be anywhere in the country. Basically, we are working on fixing the browser issues w/ the fix we already pulled.
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