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May 3rd, 2004, 03:56 PM
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User 's appointment shows different times
I have a user who just received a new PC with Office Pro 2003 instead of Office Pro 2000. He accesses email using Outlook 2003 through and Exchange 2000 server.
Problem: His weekly calendar shows a recurring appt. at 2 pm every Wednesday, it used be 1 pm in Office Pro 2000. When the appt. is opened the recurrence shows the correct time. I have checked the PC time settings, the PC correctly shows EST with update for Daylight savings checked. The Exchange server has the exact same settings (they both poll the time from a domain controller with correct settings). Can anyone tell me why they would change if they are accessing the same Exchange 2000 server? 
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May 4th, 2004, 03:27 PM
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User 's appointment shows different times
I am seeing something similar. I have Office Pro 2003.
When my boss invites me for a meeting the times are incorrect. We had a meeting yesterday at 2pm which she invited me to. When I accept the meeting it puts it at 1pm. I sent her one for 2pm tomorrow from my pc and it shows 3pm on hers. So I am always an hour behind her. She is running Office Pro 2000. -----Original Message----- I have a user who just received a new PC with Office Pro 2003 instead of Office Pro 2000. He accesses email using Outlook 2003 through and Exchange 2000 server. Problem: His weekly calendar shows a recurring appt. at 2 pm every Wednesday, it used be 1 pm in Office Pro 2000. When the appt. is opened the recurrence shows the correct time. I have checked the PC time settings, the PC correctly shows EST with update for Daylight savings checked. The Exchange server has the exact same settings (they both poll the time from a domain controller with correct settings). Can anyone tell me why they would change if they are accessing the same Exchange 2000 server? .
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May 4th, 2004, 07:50 PM
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User 's appointment shows different times
I have multiple users having the same issue...
Chris Greg O wrote: I have a user who just received a new PC with Office Pro 2003 instead of Office Pro 2000. He accesses email using Outlook 2003 through and Exchange 2000 server. Problem: His weekly calendar shows a recurring appt. at 2 pm every Wednesday, it used be 1 pm in Office Pro 2000. When the appt. is opened the recurrence shows the correct time. I have checked the PC time settings, the PC correctly shows EST with update for Daylight savings checked. The Exchange server has the exact same settings (they both poll the time from a domain controller with correct settings). Can anyone tell me why they would change if they are accessing the same Exchange 2000 server?
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May 6th, 2004, 02:34 PM
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User 's appointment shows different times
This appears to be a common problem in outlook when
sending invites, does anybody have a solution.. tmb -----Original Message----- I have multiple users having the same issue... Chris Greg O wrote: I have a user who just received a new PC with Office Pro 2003 instead of Office Pro 2000. He accesses email using Outlook 2003 through and Exchange 2000 server. Problem: His weekly calendar shows a recurring appt. at 2 pm every Wednesday, it used be 1 pm in Office Pro 2000. When the appt. is opened the recurrence shows the correct time. I have checked the PC time settings, the PC correctly shows EST with update for Daylight savings checked. The Exchange server has the exact same settings (they both poll the time from a domain controller with correct settings). Can anyone tell me why they would change if they are accessing the same Exchange 2000 server? .
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