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August 14th 08, 08:30 PM
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Invite phone participants-diff time zones
Outlook 2007. When I invite participants in different time zones to a phone
conference, does their PC automatically convert it to their time zone when accepted? If so, is it still wise to include the times for each zone in the message? If not, can I indicate a zone for each invitee? Seems like a very simple question, but I've found nothing on Outlook to indicate, and other threads refer only to my changing zones during travel. -- MSloane 
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