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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Outlook 2007 Daylight savings date problem. Vista.
I'm having problems trying to get outlook 2007 to work properly on windows vista, in regards to dates. If I have 'adjust clock for daylight savings' turned OFF, everything is fine. When I turn it ON, the dates get all messed up. Like this: http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/~frankieplus/outlookgrab.jpg I have installed the latest DST patch and the problem is still there. Does anyone know of a fix? Any help would be appreciated. -frankie > I'm having problems trying to get outlook 2007 to work properly on > windows vista, in regards to dates. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > I have installed the latest DST patch and the problem is still there. > Does anyone know of a fix? Did you then use the TZMOVE program Microsoft supplies to adjust those events that are incorrect?  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] TZMOVE? I've never heard of it. Will look for it now.. Thanks! -Frankie Brian, I just did the TZMOVE thing and although it changed a few task reminders around, it really did nothing else. Here's some history. 1. I have the old DST in vista and no DST patch installed 2. I turn 'adjust clock for daylight savings OFF in vista' 3. I add all day events in my calender, appointments, etc All is fine except when I turn 'Adjust clock for Daylight savings' ON it all gets screwed up. So I leave it off. Problem remains that although outlook looksk fine, sycning to my phone makes the phone's clock go 1hr forward and some appointements 1 hr forward. 4. I run the latest DST vista patch Nothing seems different. Again, daylight savings must remain off. 5. TZMove doesn't do anything except change a few task reminders around. With daylight savings turned on everything still looks like a mess. Do I maybe need to enter all fresh outlook data with daylight savings turned ON now? I originally entered it with it turned OFF a month ago. Why would this make any difference anyway? It seems like if I enter data with daylight savings ON, it gets all messed when I turn it off and visa versa! That's how its been behaving. -Frankie > Here's some history. > 1. I have the old DST in vista and no DST patch installed [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > although outlook looksk fine, sycning to my phone makes the phone's > clock go 1hr forward and some appointements 1 hr forward. Did you install the WIndows Mobile DST patch to your phone as well? > Do I maybe need to enter all fresh outlook data with daylight savings > turned ON now? I originally entered it with it turned OFF a month > ago. Why would this make any difference anyway? It seems like if I > enter data with daylight savings ON, it gets all messed when I turn > it off and visa versa! That's how its been behaving. Sorry, but all I can say is that when all the DST patches were put in place on my system and my PDA, everything behaved as it should. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Can I ask you something.. If you turn 'adjust clock for daylight savings' off now. Are yoru outlook items still right? Or are you not game to try it ? :) -Frankie > Can I ask you something.. You may ask anything you want. > If you turn 'adjust clock for daylight savings' off now. Are yoru > outlook items still right? Turn it off where? In Windows? SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] Yeah in windows. Left click the time on the bottom right, go to 'change date and time settings' then 'change time zone' and uncheck 'adjust clock for daylight savings'. I find that if I turn this on or off, it affects my calender items. If I have this ON and make appointments, then the appointements are wrong when I turn it OFF and visa versa. -Frankie > Yeah in windows. Left click the time on the bottom right, > go to 'change date and time settings' then 'change time zone' and > uncheck 'adjust clock for daylight savings'. If I have the opportunity, I'll try it. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] > If I have the opportunity, I'll try it. Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be able to get to this until after the first weekend in April, which is too late. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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