it's not broken - appointments are based on the time zones they are created
in. Either don't create all days events or don't change the system time
zone. I choose not to change the Time zone... it helps when the time isn't
shown in the tray.

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"Fred Hawley" Fred wrote in message
...
I set up my calendar in the Pacific Standard Time and when I travel to
another time zone, dates, such as my birthday which is on the 30th, shows
as
multiple days, that is my birthday is shown as the 30th and 31st. When I
tell the computer I am back in PST, the dates go back to normal. How can
I
fix this?