does anyone actullay have a solution to the 1 hour out thing?

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Pingu - 14 Apr 2005 21:24 GMT

there are numerous posts here asking about outlook calendars showing all day
appointments 1 hour out after the change to daylight saving time...

but no real answers, some workarrounds but no answer as to what casues it or
how to prevent it happening

was just wondering if there was an answer or if there is no answer if a
trouble ticket\case\whatever had been opened with microsoft

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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook] - 15 Apr 2005 03:30 GMT

The answer is that this behavior is by design.

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> there are numerous posts here asking about outlook calendars showing
> all day appointments 1 hour out after the change to daylight saving
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> was just wondering if there was an answer or if there is no answer if
> a trouble ticket\case\whatever had been opened with microsoft

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Pingu - 15 Apr 2005 09:16 GMT

ty for the response

so what you are saying is that it is "behaviour by design" for whole day
appointments\events to be inaccurate by 1 hour (causing them to span over two
days) due to changes caused by daylight saving time?

if thats is accurate then its very poor design

pingu

> The answer is that this behavior is by design.
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> > was just wondering if there was an answer or if there is no answer if
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Pingu - 15 Apr 2005 09:19 GMT

whoops forgot a bit

also if its behaviour by design this wouldnt explain why this doent happen
to all my client machines.

therefore I dont think that it is by design and that there is another reason
why some machines have the all day events skewed by an hour and some dont

> ty for the response
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> > > was just wondering if there was an answer or if there is no answer if
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