Greetings,

What would cause a significant number of recurring all-day items to have a
large percentage of them display as two days items with clock icons? It
seems each one encompasses the previous day. However, opening the recurring
tab shows times from 00.00 to 00.00 and as one day. Saving corrects the
display, for the moment. There are far too many to go through and correct
each one.

I know the underlying data is not the cause as all items display correctly
on other computers and PDAs.

Thanks,
Larry S

Did you change time zones on the computer at any point?

"Larry S" wrote in message
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Greetings,

What would cause a significant number of recurring all-day items to have a
large percentage of them display as two days items with clock icons? It
seems each one encompasses the previous day. However, opening the
recurring tab shows times from 00.00 to 00.00 and as one day. Saving
corrects the display, for the moment. There are far too many to go
through and correct each one.

I know the underlying data is not the cause as all items display correctly
on other computers and PDAs.

No, both the system and Outlook are set to GMT. A few days before I
noticed the display problem, I had to complete reinstall all software as the
XP partition became invalid - don't ask! But the Outlook data stored in the
Documents and Settings folder was restored from another PC, so the calendar
data is the same, just displayed the all-day items incorrectly.

Thanks
Larry S



"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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Did you change time zones on the computer at any point?

"Larry S" wrote in message
...
Greetings,

What would cause a significant number of recurring all-day items to have
a large percentage of them display as two days items with clock icons?
It seems each one encompasses the previous day. However, opening the
recurring tab shows times from 00.00 to 00.00 and as one day. Saving
corrects the display, for the moment. There are far too many to go
through and correct each one.

I know the underlying data is not the cause as all items display
correctly on other computers and PDAs.

Curious - just verifying Outlook's time zone setting seemed to have
set/cleared the bit that controls the display. All items are shown
properly - for now. Thank you for the lead.

Larry S


"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
...
Did you change time zones on the computer at any point?

"Larry S" wrote in message
...
Greetings,

What would cause a significant number of recurring all-day items to have
a large percentage of them display as two days items with clock icons?
It seems each one encompasses the previous day. However, opening the
recurring tab shows times from 00.00 to 00.00 and as one day. Saving
corrects the display, for the moment. There are far too many to go
through and correct each one.

I know the underlying data is not the cause as all items display
correctly on other computers and PDAs.