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March 16th 06, 10:36 AM
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Syncs Between 2 computers causes problems
Hi all,
I set up my appointments on my laptop. Allday appointment for today only. When I sync with my desktop, the desktop shows two days with the little clock. What am i doing wrong? Thanks 
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March 16th 06, 02:21 PM
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Syncs Between 2 computers causes problems
Have three columns R,S,T
wrote: I set up my appointments on my laptop. Allday appointment for today only. When I sync with my desktop, the desktop shows two days with the little clock. What am i doing wrong? One of the two machines has incorrect settings either for time zone or daylight saving, either in the Windows clock or in the Outlook Calendar options. -- Brian Tillman
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March 17th 06, 12:06 AM
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Syncs Between 2 computers causes problems
So what do I do when the 2 computers are in different time zones?
Doug "Brian Tillman" wrote: Have three columns R,S,T wrote: I set up my appointments on my laptop. Allday appointment for today only. When I sync with my desktop, the desktop shows two days with the little clock. What am i doing wrong? One of the two machines has incorrect settings either for time zone or daylight saving, either in the Windows clock or in the Outlook Calendar options. -- Brian Tillman
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March 17th 06, 02:32 PM
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Syncs Between 2 computers causes problems
Have three columns R,S,T
wrote: So what do I do when the 2 computers are in different time zones? If you're trying to use the same data, then it's problematic and may take exporting and importing to adjust the time. I'm unsure how best to deal with it because I've never been in that situation. If the two systems were connected to a common Exchange server, it would be handled automatically. -- Brian Tillman
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