To all, thank you a ahead of time. I'm not sure what else to look for. I
have a new computer with Vista and Outlook 2007 that sync's to a Dell Axim
PDA running WM2003. If I sync a meeting from the computer to the PDA, it is
an hour off. If I sync from the PDA to the computer it is fine. I have
checked the time, time zone, and DST settings on all three and all agree.
Vista has all of its updates as well as Outlook. I ran a Detect and Repair
(I know, called something else on 2007) on Outlook and it didn't find any
problems. It seems to sync fine otherwise. Does anyone have any idea what
to look for next?

all appt or just ones march 11 - April 1? Was DST updated on the pda?

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"Tom" wrote in message
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To all, thank you a ahead of time. I'm not sure what else to look for. I
have a new computer with Vista and Outlook 2007 that sync's to a Dell Axim
PDA running WM2003. If I sync a meeting from the computer to the PDA, it
is
an hour off. If I sync from the PDA to the computer it is fine. I have
checked the time, time zone, and DST settings on all three and all agree.
Vista has all of its updates as well as Outlook. I ran a Detect and
Repair
(I know, called something else on 2007) on Outlook and it didn't find any
problems. It seems to sync fine otherwise. Does anyone have any idea
what
to look for next?