The time zone on the ones that spam two days does not match the others.
Check the DST setting if the zones and times are correct.

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"coginthemachine" wrote in
message ...
I have a shared public calendar available to multiple users on a network.
Most events on the calendar are all day events - 12am-12am. However, some
PCs
are showing some events as spanning 2 days - 11pm-11pm. The time zones are
all set consistently. OWA displays the calendar events correctly. The
issues
appear to be related to Outloook itself. I have re-imported the events
from
Excel several times, but not all PCs are viewing all events correctly.
Does
anyone have any suggestions on troubleshooting? Exchange 2003 (SP2)
running
on 2000 Server and Outlook 2003 (SP2). Thanks!