When you say all day to hourly, do you mean like 11 pm to 11 pm so its still
24 hours or something like 12 am to 1 am ?

are they syncing a pda?


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"DrBGM38" wrote in message
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Nope, it is on one computer and they are going from full day to hourly.

"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

if it's changing them by an hour and full hours, you are accessing them
using two systems and the time zones are not identical on both.

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"DrBGM38" wrote in message
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Most of the bookings on my calendar are listed as All Day Events. The
calendar keeps changing them to timed events and adds extra days. Is
there
a
way to stop this from happening?

Thanks...