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February 22nd 07, 03:04 PM
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2007 DST Question
I'm working on the fixing the calendar piece of the 2007 DST debacle and have
a quick question. I'm using the Exchange too to fix, rather than having the users do it. There is a file the gets created called ConflictUsers.txt. I know it contains users that have conflicting time zones, but my question is, why do they have conflicting time zones, and what do I have to do to fix it? Is it as simple as determining which time zone they're supposed to be in and the moving them to the Mailboxes_1.bat file with the correct info? While most of the users in there are from the east coast and we're in the midwest so they're showing central time, our CFO is in there and he's showing GMT and I can't imagine why. Any help would be GREATly appreciated 
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