Please refer to the technote article below:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b/914837/en-us
I have yet to read it.
"Mark Castelli" wrote:
I have yet to hear anything. I plan to contact Microsoft Support this week
for more answers.
"dolphinsms" wrote:
Has anyone heard any updates on this situation? I'm also in agreement
that the posted article is not an acceptable solution.
I have heard from a local MS rep that a knowledgebase article is in the
works. Just wondering if anyone has more information on the subject.
We have determined that all appointments scheduled prior to the
server/desktop time zone being changed from Indiana to Eastern
(observer DST) for dates that fall between April 2 and October 30 will
show an hour later than they should.
It is getting close to this changeover and information would be
helpful.
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
Microsoft will probably come up with a solution when it gets closer to the
actual change. The article you posted is for general purposes, not specific
to the Indiana DST changes. They have already posted an article (much
booed) for the Australia games problem. They will most likely do the same
(hopefully with better results) for the Indiana DST changes.