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October 23rd 06, 07:43 PM
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importing .vcs files into Outlook
the .vcs file is in local time. When I import it into Outlook, it thinks
that its UTC, so everything is 5 hours off. The "Z" at the end of a datestamp means use UTC, but Outlook does the same thing with or with the "Z". 
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