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are you in the UK? Do you have the auto-update for daylight saving time selected :)
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are you in the UK? Do you have the auto-update for daylight saving time selected :)

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Thanks, thought that would be the default.
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Thanks, thought that would be the default.

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dont forget for half the year BST (british summertime) is an hour different from GMT
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dont forget for half the year BST (british summertime) is an hour different from GMT

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A couple of people are being thrown for a loop on this one. <br />
Isn't it fun how Ms make these systems separate and then hid them three levels down ;-)
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A couple of people are being thrown for a loop on this one.
Isn't it fun how Ms make these systems separate and then hid them three levels down ;-)

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We have Exchange 2000 and most users are running Outlook 2000 or XP, but 2 are running 2003. &nbsp;The users who are running 2003 seem to have a time issue. &nbsp;If they are sent a meeting request, the time shown is an hour off. &nbsp;So if I send them a message for a meeting at 1:00pm, when they get it, it says 12:00pm. &nbsp;Windows time is correct on their pc's.<br />
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Please help.<br />
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Thanks
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We have Exchange 2000 and most users are running Outlook 2000 or XP, but 2 are running 2003.  The users who are running 2003 seem to have a time issue.  If they are sent a meeting request, the time shown is an hour off.  So if I send them a message for a meeting at 1:00pm, when they get it, it says 12:00pm.  Windows time is correct on their pc's.

Please help.

Thanks

Time off in Outlook 2003

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