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January 19th 07, 02:05 AM
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Western Australia daylight saving issue.
Hello all.
Due to the rushed implementation of daylight saving here in Western Australia, there have been some minor issues. One such issue is this, this is a copy of the text of an email I was sent: Rob I put 1pm to 5 pm in the invite (it is still on my calendar that way). You presumably got it as 2pm to 6pm. I got it back from you as 3pm to 7pm! 1pm to 5pm was what I had in mind. Regards The exchange server and all client machines have been patched with the DST MSI from Microsoft. The only thing I can think of is the recipient of the invite has just put his computer clock forward an hour. If that was the case would it cause the symptoms above? Thanks. 
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