[tz] Hard copy of TZdata2023?

[Brooks Harris]

I don't know if it would serve your purposes but there is a list of Tz 
time zones at Wikipedia if you're not aware of it:

List of tz database time zones
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones

It would be a simple matter to print that list.

I'm not sure it's comprehensive, up to date, or who maintains it, but 
I've not seen any blatant errors and find it usful as a general guide.

-Brooks

On 2023-10-20 1:27 PM, Alexandre Petrescu via tz wrote:
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> Le 15/10/2023 à 02:28, natyaveda via tz a écrit :
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>> Hey, are you aware of any printable or hard copy (paper) publications 
>> of your Time-Zone database in a complete or semi-complete form?
>>
> I am looking to obtain approximately the same.
>
> The full database might be too much to print and read.  But a concise 
> form of it, on an A4 or letter sized paper, might be useful.  It 
> should be updateable easily, every few months or so. It should contain 
> the capitals and major cities worldwide.  Should not contain the past 
> history info.  Should list the names in alphabetical order, and with 
> several spellings (local spelling first).  It should tell the date of 
> the next few DST changes. Should be printed in a large font.  Should 
> be used when Internet is not available.
>
> Other than that hard copy, I am also interested to be notified by 
> email about the single next DST change that will happen at a site 
> worldwide (not only at my place).  For example, I think now the next 
> DST change (no DST) is going to happen in Europe in November, but not 
> sure whether there are others before that.
>
> Alex
>
>>
>> Perhaps this has been produced by someone in the astrology community?
>>
>>
>> I'm basically looking to see if its possible to get the rights to 
>> include parts of such a publication in a publication of my own.  I 
>> doubt one exists that includes all the info for every city in the 
>> world in a single publication, but I'm looking to see if it does and 
>> how large it might be.
>>
>>
>> What I have in mind is something that lists information pretty much 
>> exactly as its presented in the tables for the "Detailed time zone 
>> and clock changes" available on timeanddate.com (minus everything 
>> outside the tables):
>>
>>
>> https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zone/canada/vancouver 
>> <https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zone/canada/vancouver>
>>
>>
>> Thanks for any info you can provide!
>>
>>
>> -James Foyle
>>
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