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So I just ended up switching time zones from Central to Eastern. I currently
have my iPod Touch synced with my Outlook in Calendars and whenever I put in an event and sync it with my Outlook, the time seems to get pushed ahead by 2 hours of all the events that I put into my iPod. This also goes the other way too. If I put in the actual time and sync it with my iPod, it pushes the new events that I have back 2 hours. However, all of my events before have stayed the same. Could anyone tell me what is happening? |
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what time zone is set in outlook and what time zone is on the ipod? both
need to be the same. Any appointments created before the move will need moved with the time zone mover tool. There is a link to it at http://www.outlook-tips.net/archives/2009/20090309.htm -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: "Judokid" wrote in message ... So I just ended up switching time zones from Central to Eastern. I currently have my iPod Touch synced with my Outlook in Calendars and whenever I put in an event and sync it with my Outlook, the time seems to get pushed ahead by 2 hours of all the events that I put into my iPod. This also goes the other way too. If I put in the actual time and sync it with my iPod, it pushes the new events that I have back 2 hours. However, all of my events before have stayed the same. Could anyone tell me what is happening? |
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Note that the timezone is (I think... may vary from model to model)
set in TWO places on the ipod/iPhone: * Settings-General Settings-Date & Time-Time Zone (If you can not see an option for a time zone you must turn off Set Automatically) * Settings-Mail Contacts Calendars-Time Zone Support On Sep 10, 9:05*am, Judokid wrote: So I just ended up switching time zones from Central to Eastern. *I currently have my iPod Touch synced with my Outlook in Calendars and whenever I put in an event and sync it with my Outlook, the time seems to get pushed ahead by 2 hours of all the events that I put into my iPod. *This also goes the other way too. *If I put in the actual time and sync it with my iPod, it pushes the new events that I have back 2 hours. However, all of my events before have stayed the same. *Could anyone tell me what is happening? |
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