Missing "Time zone" tab - Webaccess build #100937

We have installed the new build for GroupWise - build #100937.
When using Webaccess , under "Options" the "Time zone" tab is missing.
The "Time zone" tab was present before upgrading to build #100937.
Any Suggestions to solve this?
Bernt-Harald
Finnmark University College

Originally Posted by magic31
Hey Kevin,
Now you tell me! ;-)
Since running the pre SP1 code I've noticed that too. Curious what the plan is there... Probably WebAccess will follow the timezone set for the browser/system one is using?
Cheers,
Willem
Yeah, that's correct. The problem is if you use ANYTHING to do single sign on (formfill in NAM, or some other web technology), it doesn't pass the java codes correctly, so it actually strips off the timezone code, so you get times that are off by 4 hours.
But the bug is actually in WebAccess, not NAM.
I'm supposedly getting a build to test to see if it's resolved.

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