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August 5th 06, 01:16 PM
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New computer...inported old outlook file...all calendar 2 hrs off
I acquired a new computer. I downloaded my old outlook file and all my
calendar items are 2 hours off. Any suggestions. Thanks! 
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August 7th 06, 03:54 PM
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New computer...inported old outlook file...all calendar 2 hrs off
Jim wrote:
I acquired a new computer. I downloaded my old outlook file and all my calendar items are 2 hours off. Any suggestions. Thanks! Never import. First check your Windinws time zone and DST setting and then check the same values in the Outlook Calendar seetings. -- Brian Tillman
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