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March 20th 06, 09:11 PM
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Occurrence appointments in the calander shift one hour ahead
MS Outlook 2003
I had a complaint from one of our remote users this morning that all occurrence appointments in the calander shift one hour ahead. I was able to verify this by remote controll. I checked the system date and time and they are configured correctly. If I viewed one of the appointments it show the correct time. I checked for conflicting appointments could not find any. I am not sure what is causing this to happen. Any suggestions. Thanks 
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