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March 11th 10, 09:44 PM
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Outlook 2007 SP2 calendar issue off by 1 hour??
we are having a minor issue with a few users with thier calendar being
off by an hour? these are all users with new machines, with all updates installed, and also using new blackberrys, also with the newest OS installed. i maintain a windows server update server in our domain, and push out all of the approved updates, so i know that they are installed. any ideas??? ok, more info on this. i believe its the Outlook client on the end users machine, as i was able to log into his account in webmail and any new appointment i set up for next week was fine, except for when he look at it in his outlook it was behind by an hour(10am appointment show at 9am for him). 
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