This just seems be a nightmare waiting to happen!!!

In our process of the testing our plan to resolve this DST issue we have run
into an issue with TZMOVE.EXE messing up some calendars. In our test we
pushed out the Outlook Update Tool (TZMOVE.EXE) to about 8 people. On 2 of
the test subjects calendars they are seeing appointments not related to them
and also an appointment created by our division director where they were on
the attendee list they have now been changed to the organizer of that
apppointmnet and a update is being sent out to the other attendees regarding
the update and organizer change. Has anyone else run any test and
experienced similiar issues. We have run the tzmove on other machines/users
and there were no problems.

If we push this out to our user community 400+ and we start having these
quirky calendar problems this is just going to be a nightmare.

what permissions were on the calendar? any delegates?

BTW - yes, it's a nightmare. Unlike the Y2K scare, it's for real.

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"Kenneth Sims" wrote in message
...
This just seems be a nightmare waiting to happen!!!

In our process of the testing our plan to resolve this DST issue we have
run
into an issue with TZMOVE.EXE messing up some calendars. In our test we
pushed out the Outlook Update Tool (TZMOVE.EXE) to about 8 people. On 2 of
the test subjects calendars they are seeing appointments not related to
them
and also an appointment created by our division director where they were
on
the attendee list they have now been changed to the organizer of that
apppointmnet and a update is being sent out to the other attendees
regarding
the update and organizer change. Has anyone else run any test and
experienced similiar issues. We have run the tzmove on other
machines/users
and there were no problems.

If we push this out to our user community 400+ and we start having these
quirky calendar problems this is just going to be a nightmare.

No nothing special..no delegates. We thought maybe it had to do with the
Helpdesk personnel working on the users Blackberry. In the process of
updating the users OS on their Blackberry the Helpdesk personnel connected
the users Blackberry to his own desktop. When asked if he would like to
associate the new PIN (users Blackberry) with the current profile we think he
may have said yes. He should said no and proceeded to update the OS on the
Blackberry. On the other hand the other 2 Helpdesk individuals say they did
not work on our directors Blackberry.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

what permissions were on the calendar? any delegates?

BTW - yes, it's a nightmare. Unlike the Y2K scare, it's for real.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips by email:


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"Kenneth Sims" wrote in message
...
This just seems be a nightmare waiting to happen!!!

In our process of the testing our plan to resolve this DST issue we have
run
into an issue with TZMOVE.EXE messing up some calendars. In our test we
pushed out the Outlook Update Tool (TZMOVE.EXE) to about 8 people. On 2 of
the test subjects calendars they are seeing appointments not related to
them
and also an appointment created by our division director where they were
on
the attendee list they have now been changed to the organizer of that
apppointmnet and a update is being sent out to the other attendees
regarding
the update and organizer change. Has anyone else run any test and
experienced similiar issues. We have run the tzmove on other
machines/users
and there were no problems.

If we push this out to our user community 400+ and we start having these
quirky calendar problems this is just going to be a nightmare.