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Why did some re-occurring appointments change their time forward 1 hour after Daylight savings time, for 1 user?
Hello:
We have 1 user that has had the start & End time changed in some of his re-occurring appointments, after daylight savings time? Again, not all of his re-occurring appointments; but some.
For example, this 1 user has a re-occurring appointment for 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm to be out of the office every MON - FRI. After daylight savings time, this past weekend, the times from that specific appointment changed to start 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
The same appointment before daylight savings time shows to begin and end at the correct times (start 3:00 pm, end 5:00 pm). But like I said after daylight savings the start time shows at 4:00 pm and the tend time shows to be 6:00 pm (from the monthly view).
I just had him delete that re-occurring appointment and then re-create it and that worked. There is another re-occurring meeting with the same problem; but, this involves other employees as well. All of the other employees have the correct Start & End times listed on there; but this 1 user has the times forwarded 1 hour later (just like the example above).
My question is: "Is there a better way to correct this 1 user's calendar appointment problem besides 'deleting the existing meeting and re-creating it' "? Is there a setting on this user's Exchange account that I can refresh?
Because if I have the organizer delete the re-occuring meeting and re-create it, that will involve the other employees as well.
We use Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Outlook 2007 client, and Windows 7 professional at our facility.
We have 1 user that has had the start & End time changed in some of his re-occurring appointments, after daylight savings time? Again, not all of his re-occurring appointments; but some.
For example, this 1 user has a re-occurring appointment for 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm to be out of the office every MON - FRI. After daylight savings time, this past weekend, the times from that specific appointment changed to start 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
The same appointment before daylight savings time shows to begin and end at the correct times (start 3:00 pm, end 5:00 pm). But like I said after daylight savings the start time shows at 4:00 pm and the tend time shows to be 6:00 pm (from the monthly view).
I just had him delete that re-occurring appointment and then re-create it and that worked. There is another re-occurring meeting with the same problem; but, this involves other employees as well. All of the other employees have the correct Start & End times listed on there; but this 1 user has the times forwarded 1 hour later (just like the example above).
My question is: "Is there a better way to correct this 1 user's calendar appointment problem besides 'deleting the existing meeting and re-creating it' "? Is there a setting on this user's Exchange account that I can refresh?
Because if I have the organizer delete the re-occuring meeting and re-create it, that will involve the other employees as well.
We use Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, Microsoft Outlook 2007 client, and Windows 7 professional at our facility.
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Perhaps installing the updates (sp3) before daylight savings time would have fixed the problem.
There were other re-ocurring meetings that did change the time over just fine. Only 2 of them did not.