You are basically going to have to find out (which is easy) the UCT or GMT
offset of the EST time zone, and then add/substract that from local time
into the looping clock (I'm assuming you want a real time clock and not a
snap shot only). Like he said, examples are all over the net, but search
JavaScript and NOT Java...or you'll be heading down an erroneous path.
"Randy Webb" <HikksNotAtHome@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Jeff said the following on 3/9/2006 10:20 AM:
>> hey gang. I need a java clock, a very basic one, that will show ONLY the
>> time in EST. And not show the local time. Can someone help me with this??
>> here is what i would like it to look like
>> http://tz.gig-gamers.com/tourney/55/index.asp see the basic java clock
>> on the bottom?
>
> There is no Java on that page. There is some Javascript though and the
> difference is huge. Java != Javascript
>
> As for a clock, search the archives of comp.lang.javascript for clock
> scripts, they abound there.
>
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> Randy
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