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![]() I have my PC configured for British Summer Time, i.e. GMT+1 (using GMT as base time with "automatically adjust clock for daylight savings" selected), when I send out a meeting schedule from Outlook, it puts a 1 hour error in the meeting time email. E.g. I schedule a meeting from 1200 to 1300 BST/GMT+1 (i.e. 1100 to 1200 GMT), the email Outlook sends to participants states the meeting time as being 1200 to 1300 GMT, i.e. one hour later than scheduled. This causes no end of problem setting up multinational conf. calls. Anyone suggest a fix? Here's an example from the email sent from Outlook for a 1200-1300 BST/GMT+1 scheduled meeting: DESCRIPTION:When: 04 May 2006 12:00-13:00 (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time -- bof at bof dot me dot uk |
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