Unbeknownst to me, my "Automatic adjust for Daylight Savings Time" was
unchecked before Sunday. When I 'checked it' this morning, everything in my
Outlook calendar moved forward one hour.

Checking the box in Outlook (Tools, Options, Calendar Options, Time Zone)
did not help.

Any suggestions? I'd rather not have to manually move EVERYTHING in the
calendar.

Thank you

Version of Outlook?

Before doing anything - export the calendar to excel. If nothing else, you
can import it after making the DST change and all should be well.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
is a tools for moving time zones but I don't know if it also works with
changed dst settings.

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"JRa" wrote in message
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Unbeknownst to me, my "Automatic adjust for Daylight Savings Time" was
unchecked before Sunday. When I 'checked it' this morning, everything in
my
Outlook calendar moved forward one hour.

Checking the box in Outlook (Tools, Options, Calendar Options, Time Zone)
did not help.

Any suggestions? I'd rather not have to manually move EVERYTHING in the
calendar.

Thank you