Time differences and dialing codes
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Found good link a while ago and have used loads since - takes a while for you to get it right without thinking and this way you can check before you do it ...
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
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Originally Posted by jothefw
Found good link a while ago and have used loads since - takes a while for you to get it right without thinking and this way you can check before you do it ...
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
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Originally Posted by jothefw
Found good link a while ago and have used loads since - takes a while for you to get it right without thinking and this way you can check before you do it ...
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/dialingcodes.html
simply put in where you're ringing from and to and then the phone number as would be written locally and it works out the rest for you!
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock
and then with this one you put where you are and where you need to know time for and hey presto it tells you - or even if you want to ring 10am their time it'll work it back you! I know we use this a lot now and probably a lot to start with when we get there
You know I looked everywhere on the web the other day for something like this so many thanks, Karma sent!!
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cheers Toon!
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Theres something eerily morbid about watching a countdown in seconds....its like watching your life disappear by the second.
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Originally Posted by touchingcloth
Theres something eerily morbid about watching a countdown in seconds....its like watching your life disappear by the second. 





