what happens if you drag it back? Does it try to update the others?

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"Newbie" wrote in message
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Drag it within my own calendar.


"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote in message
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did you drag it or is your computer's time zone and dst setting wrong?

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"Newbie" wrote in message
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Hi,

We have recently implemented Exchange 2007 and someone invited me to a
meeting and I accepted. All goes well except I moved the meeting in my
own calendar by an hour (most likely by mistake dragging the mouse
around).

Now on my own calendar, it's an hour ahead of the original meeting. If
I go to the other person's calendar, it's showing the correct time, but
mine is not. Is this normal with Exchange outlook calendar that in my
own calendar, I can drag things around?

Any way to prevent this? Or any reasons behind this "feature"?

Thanks,
Simon