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January 19th 06, 06:50 AM
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Shared Calendar Timezone issue.
For what it's worth, I posted this suggestion today. After I did, I read
your post. I agree with you, but I haven't seen MS answer. "I think All Day Events are not handled correctly in Outlook. I have birthday, anniversary, and other All Day Events in my calendar. When I travel and change the time zone on my computer, all appointments, including All day Events, are adjusted to the new time zone. This means that these All Day Events overlap over two days--not very appropriate for birthdays, anniversaries, and the like. My recomendation is to not adjust All Day Events for the new time zone." "Chad J." wrote: I've seen this posted several times but could not figure out a specific answer. We have users in 2 different timezones. When an all day event is created in say the east coast. It spans 2 days on the west coast. This happens because an all day event on the east coast spans 12-12. Which in turn on the west coast spans 9-9 which makes it span 2 days. This part we understand. What we don't understand is why an all day event would change times at all, no matter what timezone your in. Shouldn't it just stay to all day on that date. Does MS have a fix for this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. 
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January 30th 06, 08:40 PM
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Shared Calendar Timezone issue.
Raising my hand, too! I have a calendar full of two day birthdays and
anniversaries... "Bucky767" wrote: For what it's worth, I posted this suggestion today. After I did, I read your post. I agree with you, but I haven't seen MS answer. "I think All Day Events are not handled correctly in Outlook. I have birthday, anniversary, and other All Day Events in my calendar. When I travel and change the time zone on my computer, all appointments, including All day Events, are adjusted to the new time zone. This means that these All Day Events overlap over two days--not very appropriate for birthdays, anniversaries, and the like. My recomendation is to not adjust All Day Events for the new time zone." "Chad J." wrote: I've seen this posted several times but could not figure out a specific answer. We have users in 2 different timezones. When an all day event is created in say the east coast. It spans 2 days on the west coast. This happens because an all day event on the east coast spans 12-12. Which in turn on the west coast spans 9-9 which makes it span 2 days. This part we understand. What we don't understand is why an all day event would change times at all, no matter what timezone your in. Shouldn't it just stay to all day on that date. Does MS have a fix for this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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