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September 4th 07, 11:28 AM
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Meeting request with someone in a different time zone
Hi
I'm in London and want to schedule a meeting with someone in Boston. When I click on New | Meeting request I see that he's free at 3:00pm and so am I ... but that's useless information as 3pm my time is 10:00am my time. So instead of seeing the UK time of 3:00pm for both of us I'd like to see two times - 3:00pm==10:00 am. Is that possible? Thanks Bennie London 
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September 4th 07, 11:40 AM
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Meeting request with someone in a different time zone
Last I checked Outlook adjusted for time zones between attendees.
"Bennie Naude" Bennie wrote in message ... Hi I'm in London and want to schedule a meeting with someone in Boston. When I click on New | Meeting request I see that he's free at 3:00pm and so am I ... but that's useless information as 3pm my time is 10:00am my time. So instead of seeing the UK time of 3:00pm for both of us I'd like to see two times - 3:00pm==10:00 am. Is that possible?
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September 4th 07, 01:10 PM
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Meeting request with someone in a different time zone
Thanks Vince
Outlook shows free time for 3:00pm for both of us. Is it in fact showing me the guy in Boston's free time at at 3:00pm London time, or as at 3:00pm Boston time? "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Last I checked Outlook adjusted for time zones between attendees. "Bennie Naude" Bennie wrote in message ... Hi I'm in London and want to schedule a meeting with someone in Boston. When I click on New | Meeting request I see that he's free at 3:00pm and so am I ... but that's useless information as 3pm my time is 10:00am my time. So instead of seeing the UK time of 3:00pm for both of us I'd like to see two times - 3:00pm==10:00 am. Is that possible?
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September 4th 07, 01:25 PM
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Meeting request with someone in a different time zone
I'm guessing it's 3PM your time, 10AM Boston (EDT)
"Bennie Naude" wrote in message ... Thanks Vince Outlook shows free time for 3:00pm for both of us. Is it in fact showing me the guy in Boston's free time at at 3:00pm London time, or as at 3:00pm Boston time?
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