Cisco Net Assistant 5.5 not showing correcet timestamp in sys mess

In CNA Monitor/System Messages window, the timestamps are ahead by about 4 hours.  All of the devices are NTP'd and are showing the correct time when executing 'sho ntp stat', my desktop is the correct time, but the application is not picking this up.
Any ideas as to why?  I am running WinXP, and have tested it on an SP2 and an SP3 installation with the same results.
Thanks in advance, Victoria

OK, I researched this a little more and found that the app is logging everything in GMT.  Is there a way to configure this in the app?

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