I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007 on my
Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone to Central
America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this through WIndows, it
changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook calendar. In other words,
correcting my computer to the right time zone jacked up everything on my
calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3 days, all day events appear over 2
days, etc. The only temp fix was to set my computer clock time zone back to
Central America. Now, the only way I can see fixing this is to set my time
zone to Central Time (the correct zone), delete everything in my calendar and
then re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?

You might also check, in OL, ToolsOptionsCalendar Options

"KCFlorist" wrote in message
...
I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007 on my
Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone to Central
America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this through WIndows,
it
changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook calendar. In other words,
correcting my computer to the right time zone jacked up everything on my
calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3 days, all day events appear over 2
days, etc. The only temp fix was to set my computer clock time zone back
to
Central America. Now, the only way I can see fixing this is to set my
time
zone to Central Time (the correct zone), delete everything in my calendar
and
then re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?

Won't changing it in the calendar options have the same effect as changing
the time zone via Vista?

"DL" wrote:

You might also check, in OL, ToolsOptionsCalendar Options

"KCFlorist" wrote in message
...
I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007 on my
Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone to Central
America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this through WIndows,
it
changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook calendar. In other words,
correcting my computer to the right time zone jacked up everything on my
calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3 days, all day events appear over 2
days, etc. The only temp fix was to set my computer clock time zone back
to
Central America. Now, the only way I can see fixing this is to set my
time
zone to Central Time (the correct zone), delete everything in my calendar
and
then re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?

KCFlorist wrote:

I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007
on my Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone
to Central America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this
through WIndows, it changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook
calendar. In other words, correcting my computer to the right time
zone jacked up everything on my calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3
days, all day events appear over 2 days, etc. The only temp fix was
to set my computer clock time zone back to Central America. Now, the
only way I can see fixing this is to set my time zone to Central Time
(the correct zone), delete everything in my calendar and then
re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?

Export your calendar to Excel, use it to change all the times, empty your
calendar, then import the changed data from Excel.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

There are two seperate & different Calendar settings
One in the Control Panel & Second in OL if either or both are incorrect the
OL calendar will never function correctly

"KCFlorist" wrote in message
...
Won't changing it in the calendar options have the same effect as changing
the time zone via Vista?

"DL" wrote:

You might also check, in OL, ToolsOptionsCalendar Options

"KCFlorist" wrote in message
...
I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007 on
my
Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone to
Central
America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this through
WIndows,
it
changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook calendar. In other
words,
correcting my computer to the right time zone jacked up everything on
my
calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3 days, all day events appear over
2
days, etc. The only temp fix was to set my computer clock time zone
back
to
Central America. Now, the only way I can see fixing this is to set my
time
zone to Central Time (the correct zone), delete everything in my
calendar
and
then re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?

you can use the time zone tool to move time zones - its built into Outlook
2007 or you can use the updated version that works in all versions of
outlook.

change the tz to central then run the tool.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
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"KCFlorist" wrote in message
...
I wonder if this will stump everyone. When I installed Outllook 2007 on
my
Vista computer, I was not aware that I must've set my time zone to Central
America instead of Central Time. When I corrected this through WIndows,
it
changed all of my dated entries on my Outlook calendar. In other words,
correcting my computer to the right time zone jacked up everything on my
calendar. Now, birthdays span over 3 days, all day events appear over 2
days, etc. The only temp fix was to set my computer clock time zone back
to
Central America. Now, the only way I can see fixing this is to set my
time
zone to Central Time (the correct zone), delete everything in my calendar
and
then re-enter it. Anyone know of an easier way of fixing this?