An Hour Off

Hello all,
I have someone at my University where when they send out a meeting request,
some people accept the request but it shows up an hour off in their calendar.
I have alreay checked the settings on 70% of these people and all have the
right time zone on there machines and within outlook. Does anyone have an
idea about what else it could be.

Thanks

what about the daylight savings time adjustment checkbox?
I would check for that on the windows box as well as within Outlook
(tools-options-calendar options-timezone-adjust for daylight savings (only
applicable in certain time zones)

I would start with the Windows and Outlook on the sender's pc.

Omar

"Ben Goodwin" wrote:

Hello all,
I have someone at my University where when they send out a meeting request,
some people accept the request but it shows up an hour off in their calendar.
I have alreay checked the settings on 70% of these people and all have the
right time zone on there machines and within outlook. Does anyone have an
idea about what else it could be.

Thanks

make sure the time zone and daylight savings time are set correctly on all
machines.

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"Ben Goodwin" Ben wrote in message
...
Hello all,
I have someone at my University where when they send out a meeting
request,
some people accept the request but it shows up an hour off in their
calendar.
I have alreay checked the settings on 70% of these people and all have the
right time zone on there machines and within outlook. Does anyone have an
idea about what else it could be.

Thanks

Sorry the time zone and daylight savings are right on the one's I have
checked, about 70%

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

make sure the time zone and daylight savings time are set correctly on all
machines.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:



"Ben Goodwin" Ben wrote in message
...
Hello all,
I have someone at my University where when they send out a meeting
request,
some people accept the request but it shows up an hour off in their
calendar.
I have alreay checked the settings on 70% of these people and all have the
right time zone on there machines and within outlook. Does anyone have an
idea about what else it could be.

Thanks

Sorry the time zone and daylight savings are right on the one's I have
checked, about 70%


"Omar Droubi" wrote:

what about the daylight savings time adjustment checkbox?
I would check for that on the windows box as well as within Outlook
(tools-options-calendar options-timezone-adjust for daylight savings (only
applicable in certain time zones)

I would start with the Windows and Outlook on the sender's pc.

Omar

"Ben Goodwin" wrote:

Hello all,
I have someone at my University where when they send out a meeting request,
some people accept the request but it shows up an hour off in their calendar.
I have alreay checked the settings on 70% of these people and all have the
right time zone on there machines and within outlook. Does anyone have an
idea about what else it could be.

Thanks

Ben Goodwin wrote:

Sorry the time zone and daylight savings are right on the one's I have
checked, about 70%

In both WIndows clock AND in Outlook's calendar?
--
Brian Tillman

YEs in both. I have no idea whats going on

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Ben Goodwin wrote:

Sorry the time zone and daylight savings are right on the one's I have
checked, about 70%

In both WIndows clock AND in Outlook's calendar?
--
Brian Tillman