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It only seems simple
6:00 PM is not 6:00 PM in another timezone. I like all my appointments being in my timezone, no matter what part of the world they might have originated. But for that to happen, they need to be stored in GMT on the server, and Outlook has to do conversions. Most apps do use the system time, but not all.
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Not just MS  jlongino@... | 03/09/07
Time change  the-golfer@... | 03/09/07
It only seems simple  marcrev@... | 03/09/07
Daylight savings time  warren.peace | 03/12/07
Why can't we just ...  KVKVKV | 03/09/07
Too Simplistic  tcartmel | 03/09/07
Then you script it  tracy anne | 03/12/07
For who?  Narg | 03/09/07
It's bigger than just calendars  GreenChild | 03/09/07
Time change  warren.peace | 03/12/07
Free MS TzEdit.exe download  tcartmel | 03/09/07
TZEdit not the only needed tool  DNSB | 03/11/07
HOW ARE FEDERAL LAWS MADE?  BALTHOR | 03/09/07
You pay your money and you make you choice.  davidkapl | 03/10/07
Accuracy  arkware | 03/13/07
Much to do about nothing  npolimeni@... | 03/11/07
Bad programming/data base design  warren.peace | 03/12/07
No problems here, besides Lotus Notes  Boot_Agnostic | 03/12/07
why isn't windows using a utc time server?  brokndodge@... | 03/12/07
UTC server  warren.peace | 03/12/07
Daylight savings  bradley1234 | 03/12/07
DST  warren.peace | 03/12/07
Doesn't work with limited privileges  barrywms | 03/12/07
guessing game  plumnilly | 03/13/07

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