Replaced hard drive in my laptop. Re-installed Oper Sys, (XP Pro) and Office
2007. After all patches were downloaded I imported from my desktop PC
appointments and scheduled activities into Outlook 2007. When looking at
calendar after completed on laptop (in Outlook), the holidays are spreading
across two days (when it should only be one), and my appointments and
schedules are also goofed up. If I go into the time zone of the calendar in
Outlook and uncheck my time zone all shows correctly. What is my problem?
All appointments are shown correctly on desktop, and the time zone is checked
correctly, and that is where all was imported from.

the time zone is not correct on one of the computers - you may be missing
the time zone update that changed the start date of DST.

See Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center
http://support.microsoft.com/gp/cp_dst

2007 time zone update for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928388



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"dstubb" wrote in message
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Replaced hard drive in my laptop. Re-installed Oper Sys, (XP Pro) and
Office
2007. After all patches were downloaded I imported from my desktop PC
appointments and scheduled activities into Outlook 2007. When looking at
calendar after completed on laptop (in Outlook), the holidays are
spreading
across two days (when it should only be one), and my appointments and
schedules are also goofed up. If I go into the time zone of the calendar
in
Outlook and uncheck my time zone all shows correctly. What is my problem?
All appointments are shown correctly on desktop, and the time zone is
checked
correctly, and that is where all was imported from.