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April 18th 06, 04:51 PM
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DST change causes appointments to move forward 1 hour!
Hello. (issue takes place on fully patched W2K3/Ex2K3 server)
Since DST, earlier this month, my client's public calendaring events have all shifted forward one hour. Server & clients are all set to Eastern time (auto adjust for DST checked). Outlook calendar options are also set to Eastern time and auto adjust for DST. This has never happened in the past. Calendar entries previous to DST are correctly posted. The only fix I can see on this kb is a manual edit by entry owners or to export to csv/excel, edit and reimport. This is cumbersome for an organization that makes extensive use of calendars. While there are pay software solutions out there, it seems that Microsoft should offer some fix for this? Thanks. B. 
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