Indiana will be switching from the Indiana no DST timezone to Eastern
standard time in April.

I can see no way to switch the timezone on the PC without causing all of
a user's calendar events in outlook to be off by one hour when
daylight savings time comes. The workaround I've seen for this problem
from Microsoft is to export all the events, change the time zone, delete
all the events, then import everything back into outlook. This is easy
enough, until you have to do it to for a lot of computers.

Does anyone know of an easy way this could be done on multiple computers?

the only way is to export - unless MS comes up with a fix in the OS to
handle it internally without changing time zones.

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"fatron" wrote in message
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Indiana will be switching from the Indiana no DST timezone to Eastern
standard time in April.

I can see no way to switch the timezone on the PC without causing all of a
user's calendar events in outlook to be off by one hour when daylight
savings time comes. The workaround I've seen for this problem from
Microsoft is to export all the events, change the time zone, delete all
the events, then import everything back into outlook. This is easy
enough, until you have to do it to for a lot of computers.

Does anyone know of an easy way this could be done on multiple computers?

There is a great program available at http://www.somersetcpas.com/dst
that allows you to adjust a calendar, exchange server, or group of
calenders.