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Old November 7th 08, 03:49 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Jack Barlow
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Default DST question and Outlook 2007

It seems all of my appointments (with set times) in Outlook moved an hour
earlier after DST took affect over the weekend. The system clock correctly
changed.

So I am not quite sure what happened and how this can be fixed.

Please..any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

 




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