MAJOR PROBLEM WITH TIME ZONES

Clint,

I think you are NOT THE ONLY ONE having this problem. It is irritating to
see my events/holidays/birthdays across two days because I do not have "one"
place of residence.

My time zones are between North America, Australia and various cities across
Europe.

I agree with other people who have posted that there should be a way for
Outlook to KEEP the set dates and times as they are set originally regardless
of time zones...

Someone from Outlook please help with this issue.

Outlook 2010 addresses this issue and makes all day events without time
zones. But until you upgrade, you'll need to live with it- make the
appointments for the time zone you are in the most - you can use the time
zone mover tool to adjust them. It's not recommended you use the tool when
you are going to be in the other zone for short periods - use it for
permanent changes.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en


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"AB" wrote in message
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Clint,

I think you are NOT THE ONLY ONE having this problem. It is irritating to
see my events/holidays/birthdays across two days because I do not have
"one"
place of residence.

My time zones are between North America, Australia and various cities
across
Europe.

I agree with other people who have posted that there should be a way for
Outlook to KEEP the set dates and times as they are set originally
regardless
of time zones...

Someone from Outlook please help with this issue.