The user should not have changed times manually, just selected the option to
automatically adjust for DST. The system would have taken care of it and
everything would be where it belongs.

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After furious head scratching, Manny P. asked:
| Existing meetings/appointments moved 1 hour ahead, while others
| changed their end date/time 1 day ahead making it a 24 hour event.
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G Winstanley - 12 Apr 2005 18:48 GMT
Not strictly true, in fact. I had the option unchecked, so I checked it and
still many of the appointments had been adjusted by an hour.
What annoys me is that I have never knowingly unchecked that option, and
even ensured that it is checked whenever I go into the time control panel.
Somehow it became unchecked without my knowledge. I get the feeling there
may be a WinXP bug lurking somewhere.
Stan
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005 17:08:06 -0700, the cup of "Milly Staples [MVP -
Outlook]" <MillyS@donteventhinkaboutmailingmeatmvps.org> overfloweth with
the following:
> The user should not have changed times manually, just selected the option to
> automatically adjust for DST. The system would have taken care of it and
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> | -Manny
Manny P. - 15 Apr 2005 19:35 GMT
I agree with G Winstanley.
Milly - Any other ideas? I checked all the other threads and it seems u
responded similarly to all postings, but the issue still exist. Let us know.
Thank you much!
~Manny
> The user should not have changed times manually, just selected the option to
> automatically adjust for DST. The system would have taken care of it and
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> | -Manny