Before escalating it I'd like to clarify some things, hopefully others are
reading this thread too.

I have the issue happening at my work with a client running Vista and
Outlook 2007.

I also have the issue at home - there I have two laptops, both with Outlook
2007, but one with Vista the other with XPsp2 - but both work on the same
mailbox so opening the Calendar on the Vista laptop may result in the XP
laptop having to readjust.

So this means some combination of the Exchange server, Outlook 2007 and/or
Vista - the sort of problem Microsoft (indeed any software company) hates.

At home I have just found that the "WA Time Zone Update" was still installed
on the Exchange server so have removed that to see if it helps.

Will revert.

I am also getting this message.

I first got it when I travelled to the Gold Coast for Tech.Ed 2007.

Now I'm back in Perth I get the message every time I open Outlook 2007.

Oh, and it is regardless of whether I am connected to an Exchange Server, or
operating in Cache mode.

Very annoying!

"Tim Muller" wrote:

Before escalating it I'd like to clarify some things, hopefully others are
reading this thread too.

I have the issue happening at my work with a client running Vista and
Outlook 2007.

I also have the issue at home - there I have two laptops, both with Outlook
2007, but one with Vista the other with XPsp2 - but both work on the same
mailbox so opening the Calendar on the Vista laptop may result in the XP
laptop having to readjust.

So this means some combination of the Exchange server, Outlook 2007 and/or
Vista - the sort of problem Microsoft (indeed any software company) hates.

At home I have just found that the "WA Time Zone Update" was still installed
on the Exchange server so have removed that to see if it helps.

Will revert.

I have found it on both a user with Vista and another who has only ever used XP

"Dave Robinson" wrote:

I am also getting this message.

I first got it when I travelled to the Gold Coast for Tech.Ed 2007.

Now I'm back in Perth I get the message every time I open Outlook 2007.

Oh, and it is regardless of whether I am connected to an Exchange Server, or
operating in Cache mode.

Very annoying!

"Tim Muller" wrote:

Before escalating it I'd like to clarify some things, hopefully others are
reading this thread too.

I have the issue happening at my work with a client running Vista and
Outlook 2007.

I also have the issue at home - there I have two laptops, both with Outlook
2007, but one with Vista the other with XPsp2 - but both work on the same
mailbox so opening the Calendar on the Vista laptop may result in the XP
laptop having to readjust.

So this means some combination of the Exchange server, Outlook 2007 and/or
Vista - the sort of problem Microsoft (indeed any software company) hates.

At home I have just found that the "WA Time Zone Update" was still installed
on the Exchange server so have removed that to see if it helps.

Will revert.

I also get the problem so maybe my story will help you figure it out. I
bought my notebook in Perth in May 2007 with Vista & Office 2007
professional. I have since moved to the UK and change the Regional settings &
Outlook time zones to the UK. I am sick of it so I have changed the registry
as advised elsewhere. (Run "regedit" and add a new DWORD
"DisableTimeZoneAutoPrompt" under HKEY_CURRENT_USER
\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Options\Ca lendar. and set its value to
1)
--
Thanks, Perci


"rob_bell27" wrote:

I have found it on both a user with Vista and another who has only ever used XP

"Dave Robinson" wrote:

I am also getting this message.

I first got it when I travelled to the Gold Coast for Tech.Ed 2007.

Now I'm back in Perth I get the message every time I open Outlook 2007.

Oh, and it is regardless of whether I am connected to an Exchange Server, or
operating in Cache mode.

Very annoying!

"Tim Muller" wrote:

Before escalating it I'd like to clarify some things, hopefully others are
reading this thread too.

I have the issue happening at my work with a client running Vista and
Outlook 2007.

I also have the issue at home - there I have two laptops, both with Outlook
2007, but one with Vista the other with XPsp2 - but both work on the same
mailbox so opening the Calendar on the Vista laptop may result in the XP
laptop having to readjust.

So this means some combination of the Exchange server, Outlook 2007 and/or
Vista - the sort of problem Microsoft (indeed any software company) hates.

At home I have just found that the "WA Time Zone Update" was still installed
on the Exchange server so have removed that to see if it helps.

Will revert.

Perci, thanks for posting. That works.

--
Allen Browne - Perth, Western Australia
Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

"Perci" wrote in message
...
I also get the problem so maybe my story will help you figure it out. I
bought my notebook in Perth in May 2007 with Vista & Office 2007
professional. I have since moved to the UK and change the Regional
settings &
Outlook time zones to the UK. I am sick of it so I have changed the
registry
as advised elsewhere. (Run "regedit" and add a new DWORD
"DisableTimeZoneAutoPrompt" under HKEY_CURRENT_USER
\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Options\Ca lendar. and set its
value to
1)
--
Thanks, Perci

Now I am sane again.
Thanks Perci

"Allen Browne" wrote:

Perci, thanks for posting. That works.

--
Allen Browne - Perth, Western Australia
Tips for Access users - http://allenbrowne.com/tips.html
Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

"Perci" wrote in message
...
I also get the problem so maybe my story will help you figure it out. I
bought my notebook in Perth in May 2007 with Vista & Office 2007
professional. I have since moved to the UK and change the Regional
settings &
Outlook time zones to the UK. I am sick of it so I have changed the
registry
as advised elsewhere. (Run "regedit" and add a new DWORD
"DisableTimeZoneAutoPrompt" under HKEY_CURRENT_USER
\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\Outlook\Options\Ca lendar. and set its
value to
1)
--
Thanks, Perci