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Microsoft Outlook 2003 on Exchange 2003 Sharing Calendar issue

Asked by OneStopPCHelp in Miscellaneous Software, Microsoft Applications

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I'm running Microsoft Small Bussiness Server 2003 with Exchange 2003 SP2. My domain is domain.local using exchange pop3 to download e-mails to my users mail boxes. I also have the remote exchange setup rpc over https. The users are all XP Pro SP2 with Outlook2003. I'm sharing Calendars of the Owners to all the Sec. All works great except for one user see the all day events over lapting a day. Example :  On owners calendar shows july 5th all day event. When the one sec looks at it it shows July 4th and July 5th. The clock on the fourth is on the left and on the 5th the clock is on the right. The start on the reoccuring event on the owner shows 8:00am - 11:00pm. On hers it show 4th 11:00pm - 5th 11:00 pm. This same calendar on another users log in on different machine looks correct. I have deleted the Cached files and uninstalled Outlook and reinstalled. I have verified the date and time on the problem machine.I opened other Owners calendars and the same thing happens to her. Any pointers would be greatly apperciated.  Start Free Trial
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