Capture Time Changed by System Time Zone?

Hi All,
   In Lightroom 1.4, changing the system time in Windows XP changes the capture time!
   This seems crazy...I take photos in different time zones, and have the camera set correctly in that timezone (or adjust it to be correct in Lightroom). I'd rather not change my system timezone to "Bangkok" to correctly see data for photos from Thailand.
   Anyone have a solution or workaround? Is this fixed in LR 2?
Thanks!
   Alex

This post seems to explain a lot.
http://www.lightroomforums.net/index.php?topic=359.msg13336#msg13336
So I'm stuck having Lightroom adjust times based on the timezone of my OS? Or is there a workaround?...maybe saving and re-importing metadata? (Can't get this to work either, even using some complex procedure I found using Exiftools and a batch file...)
I can understand the capture time relying on the OS for timezone at the time of import, but Lightroom should not continuously adjust it every time you view...
Thanks,
Alex

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