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What about meeting requests in the calendar from east coast Exchange users? I suppose her Outlook client and/or OWA session will reflect the timezone she is in.....
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What about meeting requests in the calendar from east coast Exchange users? I suppose her Outlook client and/or OWA session will reflect the timezone she is in.....

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Yes, Exchange/Outlook will automatically and transparently convert the times for her, as long as her Windows is set up on the correct Time Zone.
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Yes, Exchange/Outlook will automatically and transparently convert the times for her, as long as her Windows is set up on the correct Time Zone.

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We have a client where one individual has temporarily moved to the west coast. We need her Outlook items to reflect that time zone, but only for her. Can this be done in Exchange 2003? How about an GPO just for her user?<br />
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Thanks.
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We have a client where one individual has temporarily moved to the west coast. We need her Outlook items to reflect that time zone, but only for her. Can this be done in Exchange 2003? How about an GPO just for her user?

Thanks.

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