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Recurring appointments span two days and end at 1:00AM instead of midnight

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RBear3 - 19 Mar 2008 15:03 GMT
I have noticed that many of my "all day" recurring appointments are messed
up.  Instead of starting and stopping at 12:00 they are starting and
stopping at 1:00.  This causes them to show up on two days in my calendar.

If I open the series and click "recurrence" it shows them as 12 to 12.  If I
save it and click "ok" to all the warnings, it fixes the problem.  But, I
don't want to have to do this to every recurring item I have.

Is there another way to fix these?  Does anyone know why this happened in
the first place?

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RBear3 - 19 Mar 2008 15:07 GMT
Upon further investigation it looks like this is just a week or two.  I
guess it is due to the change in daylight savings time this year?

No biggie.  I went ahead and fixed the handful that were affected.

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RBear3
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>I have noticed that many of my "all day" recurring appointments are messed
>up.  Instead of starting and stopping at 12:00 they are starting and
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> Is there another way to fix these?  Does anyone know why this happened in
> the first place?
Brian Tillman - 19 Mar 2008 19:20 GMT
> Upon further investigation it looks like this is just a week or two. I
> guess it is due to the change in daylight savings time this year?
>
> No biggie.  I went ahead and fixed the handful that were affected.

But it indicates you may not have applied all of the DST setting adjustments
that Microsoft issued last year.
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