The download version of MMove is purposely crippled.
You cannot save the configuration changes. For that you need the retail version.
To answer your second question.
If you are only using Mandrake, it's best to set the CMOS/BIOS clock to GMT.
You will NOT find anything specifically stating GMT, rather you must manually set the clock to GMT.
Then in Mandrake I'd
urpmi wizards
which will add some missing "wizards" to the Mandrake Control Center.
One of which is the one to set up your system as a TIME SERVER.
Do so, in the process it will install some additional packages.
One automatically syncs the system bios time with GMT.
Another will cause the Linux box to act as a time server for your Windows systems.
When you have things configured, the windows machines can either be pointed to the Linux box to get their time, or you can type
net time 192.168.x.x /set
where the IP is that of the Linux box.
This will cause the Windows machine to set itself to the Linux box's time standard.
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