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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / March 2008Time difference in sending a meeting invitation
A nurse sent to the doctor down the hall, a request to attend a meeting a 2 pm. The doctor received the request for 3 pm. Why would this happen? I checked all the clocks and time zones and daylight savings times. They have the same settings. The same thing is happening to me. Is the "recipient" on the 2007 version of outlook? > A nurse sent to the doctor down the hall, a request to attend a meeting a 2 > pm. The doctor received the request for 3 pm. Why would this happen? I > checked all the clocks and time zones and daylight savings times. They have > the same settings. They are both using Microsoft Office Prof Ed 2003 > The same thing is happening to me. Is the "recipient" on the 2007 version of > outlook? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > checked all the clocks and time zones and daylight savings times. They have > > the same settings. Is the meeting perhaps on a day in the time period when DST was altered to the "new" schedule? If so, I would check that all the "DST" fixes for the PC's in question are installed. I believe there is one for Office in addition to the one for Windows. > They are both using Microsoft Office Prof Ed 2003 > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >>>checked all the clocks and time zones and daylight savings times. They have >>>the same settings.
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