G'Day GrandPaB,
1. Check the WINDOWS 'Date and Time' and 'Time Zone'
settings on BOTH PCs. Outlook inherits these settings.
Under 'Time Zone' make sure that BOTH have
'Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes'
checked.
2. Check the OUTLOOK 'Calendar Settings' for BOTH
Tools>Options
Calendar Options
Time Zone
'Adjust for daylight saving time'
should be checked on BOTH PCs.

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Regards,
(GrandPa) Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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> For more than a year I've have used as my only Outlook
> file outlook.pst which is located on my wife's computer.
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> newsgroup until after I posted my plea for help on
> outlook.general.
anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com - 14 Apr 2005 18:54 GMT
And a G'Day to you too Pat.
Thanks for the tip; you nailed the problem! After I
turned on "Adjust for Daylight Savings Time" on both
computers, the problem was gone. I had thought of that
as a possible problem, but when DST arrived both
computers made the adjustment. Since they both
automatically synchronize with an Intenet time server, I
guess that is how the one computer's time sprang forward.
Thanks again, GrandpaB
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