If gmail meets your needs, by all means use it. The fact that it’s a
web-based calendar works well for many home users. Others need the features
outlook offers.

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"Cridgit" wrote in message
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Diane, thank you for posting this link. Unfortunately it came 9 months too
late, when I switched from Outlook to Gmail :-(

Anyway its good to know there are going to be some happy people out there
now.


"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

There is a time zone changer tool available -
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en


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"Daniel Day" Daniel wrote in message
news
I absolutely agree about the dates-24 hour appointment problem. I have
moved
from the East to the West coast, and all the birthdays and
anniversaries
in
my contacts not only show up a day early in my calendar, but the actual
date
in the contact is changed (i.e. my brother's birthday is now 26th
August
instead of 27th). Not as much a problem as it would be for someone
going
the
other direction, who would be a day late on everything! Still, its
awkward
to
explain to people you got the date wrong because your Outlook screwed
up.
And
Microsoft's solution is to change your timezone back (!!) or change
your
contacts and appointments one-by-one? Ridiculous.
DD

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