I just used Microsoft Office Online to publish my calendar. However, after it
published, I noticed that all of the birthdays in my calendar were now
starting at 6:00 a.m. and spanning two days. I'm in the Central US time zone,
which is GMT-6 so I'm assuming that has something to do with it. My questions
a 1) how do I correct all of my birthdays without having to manually
correct them, and 2) why did this occur in the first place?

Did you set the proper time zones everywhere (online & on your PC)? That
might have something to do with the problem

"Malfuric" wrote in message
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I just used Microsoft Office Online to publish my calendar. However, after
it
published, I noticed that all of the birthdays in my calendar were now
starting at 6:00 a.m. and spanning two days. I'm in the Central US time
zone,
which is GMT-6 so I'm assuming that has something to do with it. My
questions
a 1) how do I correct all of my birthdays without having to manually
correct them, and 2) why did this occur in the first place?

I have noticed the same problem. I thought it had to due with my Blackberry
syncing with my Outlook.
I am also Central Time and my computer and Blackberry both reflect that.

Any solutions?

Tiffany

"Vince Averello" wrote in message
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Did you set the proper time zones everywhere (online & on your PC)? That
might have something to do with the problem

"Malfuric" wrote in message
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I just used Microsoft Office Online to publish my calendar. However,
after it
published, I noticed that all of the birthdays in my calendar were now
starting at 6:00 a.m. and spanning two days. I'm in the Central US time
zone,
which is GMT-6 so I'm assuming that has something to do with it. My
questions
a 1) how do I correct all of my birthdays without having to manually
correct them, and 2) why did this occur in the first place?

Does Outlook think it's in Central Time? Outlook has its own timezone
setting in the Calendar options: Tools menu Options Calendar

"Tiffany T. Barnes" wrote in message
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I have noticed the same problem. I thought it had to due with my
Blackberry syncing with my Outlook.
I am also Central Time and my computer and Blackberry both reflect that.

Any solutions?

Yes, Outlook knows it is Central Time. I manage an executive heavy calendar
and do use two different time zones to assistant with meeting planning in
Outlook, but my priority time zone is Central.


"Vince Averello" wrote in message
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Does Outlook think it's in Central Time? Outlook has its own timezone
setting in the Calendar options: Tools menu Options Calendar

"Tiffany T. Barnes" wrote in message
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I have noticed the same problem. I thought it had to due with my
Blackberry syncing with my Outlook.
I am also Central Time and my computer and Blackberry both reflect that.

Any solutions?

Hmmm, I wonder if the birthdays/holidays were imported when there was a
different time zone in play (probably by accident). You can try this manual
operation to fix things:
- set Outlook's timezone to whatever it takes to make the events normal
again (begin at 12:00A and end at 11:59:59PM)
- export the Calendar folder to a CSV file using the File menu Import &
Export command
- delete the items from the calendar
- set the time to the correct one
- import the items

"Tiffany T. Barnes" wrote in message
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Yes, Outlook knows it is Central Time. I manage an executive heavy
calendar and do use two different time zones to assistant with meeting
planning in Outlook, but my priority time zone is Central.

2) because Microsoft wasn't smart enough to realize that a birthday field in
a contact should never have a start and end time... it should just be a date,
and that date should translate into an all-day calendar event on the correct
(original) date in any time zone - and more importantly, the date should
NEVER change in the contact itself. Outlook failed big time on this one.
Hopefully a future release will address this problem, but the feeling I get
is that MS cares more about flashy features than good basic functionality.

"Malfuric" wrote:

I just used Microsoft Office Online to publish my calendar. However, after it
published, I noticed that all of the birthdays in my calendar were now
starting at 6:00 a.m. and spanning two days. I'm in the Central US time zone,
which is GMT-6 so I'm assuming that has something to do with it. My questions
a 1) how do I correct all of my birthdays without having to manually
correct them, and 2) why did this occur in the first place?