See here for an automated patch. MAKE SURE you follow the three steps
required to enable the change. You need to change the Time Zone you're in to
something else, then change it back. This is also true for after using
TZEdit, so perhaps you forgot those steps?

Easy way to find out if your TZ is correct and DST is enabled, is to look at
the headers of a new message to this group and see if the GMT offset is
correct. For the Pacific zone, it should now read, for example, "Date: Sun,
11 Mar 2007 11:36:03 -0700". That indicates I'm in Pacific Daylight Time. If
it were standard time, that would read "... -0800"

Those in the Eastern Standard time zone should have headers reading
"....-0400"

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS-MVP Shell/User
www.grystmill.com

"Bagheera" wrote in message
...
I am running a Win98 box, and a week or so ago used TZEdit to correct for
the
new DST. Today arrived, and my computer doesn't seem to recognize the
patch.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Yes, I double checked to make sure
that
the setting were correct for my area.