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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / June 2005Holidays show up for two days with 1 day duration
I used outlook to "add Holidays" into calendar and there are holidays that should only show up for one day that show up for two. Dyration says one. Father's day is example shows up for two days fri saturday. Is it possible that the hours for the default holidays are wrong, if you it says 12:00 - 12:00 that should mean only one day right.  SignatureThank you for your help. > I used outlook to "add Holidays" into calendar and there are holidays > that should only show up for one day that show up for two. Dyration > says one. Father's day is example shows up for two days fri saturday. > Is it possible that the hours for the default holidays are wrong, if > you it says 12:00 - 12:00 that should mean only one day right. Usually, that's correct. You have a problem, though, if the DST and time zone settings in Outlook's Calendar don't match the same settings in WIndows' clock. SignatureBrian Tillman So how do I find out? SignatureThank you for your help. > > I used outlook to "add Holidays" into calendar and there are holidays > > that should only show up for one day that show up for two. Dyration [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > zone settings in Outlook's Calendar don't match the same settings in > WIndows' clock. > So how do I find out? First, in Outlook, click Tools>Options>Calendar Options>Time Zone. If your locality adjusts for DST, check the "Adjust for daylight saving time" box. Then, double-click the clock in your System Tray and click the Time Zone tab. Make sure the DST checkbox at the bottom matches the one described above: either both checked or both unchecked, delending on your locality's convention. SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks, I looked and they are both correct. Any other ideas? SignatureThank you for your help. > > So how do I find out? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > above: either both checked or both unchecked, delending on your locality's > convention.
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