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run &quot;net time \\client_name&quot; does it report the correct time?
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run "net time \\client_name" does it report the correct time?

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This only happens to calendar appointments that are e-mailed to her. &nbsp;If she creates them in her outlook they are fine. &nbsp; I checked the time zone in outlook calender options and it is correct. &nbsp;I also ran net time \\computer_name and ti came back with the correct time.
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This only happens to calendar appointments that are e-mailed to her.  If she creates them in her outlook they are fine.   I checked the time zone in outlook calender options and it is correct.  I also ran net time \\computer_name and ti came back with the correct time.

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We have one client whose has this issue. &nbsp;IT has been going on a long time. &nbsp;When she enters an appopintment into her outlook calendar it always comes up 1 hour off. &nbsp;THey use exchange and her calendar is shared. &nbsp;When the appointment appears on the calendar with the person sharing her calendar it has the correct time. &nbsp;Her system time is correct and her time zone is correct. &nbsp;We have even reinstalled the OS and office on the pc and she still has the issue. &nbsp;She is the only one on the domain with this issue. &nbsp;Could it be a problem with her user profile? &nbsp;Any ideas.
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We have one client whose has this issue.  IT has been going on a long time.  When she enters an appopintment into her outlook calendar it always comes up 1 hour off.  THey use exchange and her calendar is shared.  When the appointment appears on the calendar with the person sharing her calendar it has the correct time.  Her system time is correct and her time zone is correct.  We have even reinstalled the OS and office on the pc and she still has the issue.  She is the only one on the domain with this issue.  Could it be a problem with her user profile?  Any ideas.

Outlook calendar appointments are 1 hour off

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

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Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.