I am also having this problem, but I believe it is only with the appointments
that were entered on my PDA, and then synced with my regular outlook. In
researching the problem, I came across a less than satisfactory response from
an MVP in 2005:
"There are seldom technological solutions for behavioral problems." Your
daylight savings time settings are incorrect under either Control
Panel-Regional Settings or Outlook Calendar Options? Why blame the program
when you are responsible for setting the parameters?

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

I was unable to see any behavioral items I could change, unless she is
referring to the ambiguous checkbox under
Outlook/tools/Options/Calendaring/TimeZone/ "Adjust for Daylight Saving
time." which would, to me, merely adjust your clock, as opposed to the
starting times of appointments. I found nothing in the regional and language
settings that addressed time zones or DST.
Is there another "kindler, gentler" MVP who might walk us through the
problem and solution?
RGRJR
"Jeff Teel" wrote:

After the time change on Sunday all appointments in Outlook moved ahead one
hour. Is there any way to keep that from happening? An 8:00 appointment
should still be 8:00 but it is now 9:00.

Thanks
Jeff