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August 10th, 2006, 03:30 PM
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Outlook Express for Office 2000
My Office Ecpress calendar when syncing with my HP PDA is one hour off. When
I enter for example an appt at 4:00 into my Outlook Express, it syncs and appears as 3:00 on my PDA. How can I correct this? I have reinstalled Microsoft Activesync and it did not correct the problem. 
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August 10th, 2006, 04:19 PM
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JMetters wrote:
My Office Ecpress calendar when syncing with my HP PDA is one hour off. Outlook Express doesn't have a calendar. Office Outlook does. When I enter for example an appt at 4:00 into my Outlook Express, it syncs and appears as 3:00 on my PDA. How can I correct this? I have reinstalled Microsoft Activesync and it did not correct the problem. You must be talking about Outlook. The most likely cause is a daylight saving time setting is incorrect, either in the Windows clock, Outlook's calendar, or your PDA. -- Brian Tillman
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August 10th, 2006, 04:31 PM
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That was exactly the problem Brian. Your a genius. Thanks a lot!
"Brian Tillman" wrote: JMetters wrote: My Office Ecpress calendar when syncing with my HP PDA is one hour off. Outlook Express doesn't have a calendar. Office Outlook does. When I enter for example an appt at 4:00 into my Outlook Express, it syncs and appears as 3:00 on my PDA. How can I correct this? I have reinstalled Microsoft Activesync and it did not correct the problem. You must be talking about Outlook. The most likely cause is a daylight saving time setting is incorrect, either in the Windows clock, Outlook's calendar, or your PDA. -- Brian Tillman
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