Obviously, this was not the answer I was hoping for, but I accept that it is
correct. Thanks Diane!

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

The only fix is to not use all day events or not change the time zone.

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"susanmarie" wrote in message
...
When swapping time zones, each ALL DAY event now crosses two days, ore one
additional day if the event was originally more than one day.

I need to communicate a resource calendar to a different time zone, so I
snag a picture of the screen. I need to change the time zone in order for
the times to appear correctly to the end user, but I need to change back
to
my time zone after taking the screen shot. Each time I do this I have to
go
back and alter EACH all day event TWICE.

Anybody have a fix?