Occurences Spread Over Two Days

[Dbm]

Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to make this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all of my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Dbm]

One addendum to this post. I do archive on a regular basis along with
backing up as well.

Dbm

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic DST
setting are they corrected?

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[Dbm]

Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked it, closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to make this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all of my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Do you recall when they got messed up? Did you make them then change the
time zone or sync with a handheld device?

If it happened after installing the time zone updates, you ever run the time
zone rebaser? It's at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en
This will fix the problem if you made them in a different time zone or
before installing the time zone update.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked it,
closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also
using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this
issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to make
this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all of
my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything
else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Dbm]

The error showed up after a sync with a Blackberry. The Blackberry is set to
the correct time zone and I have synced with it a number of times without any
errors.

The computer and Outlook are showing the correct day and time and have
daylight saving checked in the appropriate box.

I recall downloading and running the time zone rebaser and in fact when I
just tried to download and run it again the computer indicated it was already
installed on the machine.

Would appreciate any more advice you can offer. I will poke around on a
couple of Blackberry sites seeking more information on this. If I find
anything I'll post it here.

Dbm

Do you recall when they got messed up? Did you make them then change the
time zone or sync with a handheld device?

If it happened after installing the time zone updates, you ever run the time
zone rebaser? It's at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en
This will fix the problem if you made them in a different time zone or
before installing the time zone update.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked it,
closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also
using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this
issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to make
this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all of
my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything
else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

The problem is related to the sync with blackberry.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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The error showed up after a sync with a Blackberry. The Blackberry is set
to
the correct time zone and I have synced with it a number of times without
any
errors.

The computer and Outlook are showing the correct day and time and have
daylight saving checked in the appropriate box.

I recall downloading and running the time zone rebaser and in fact when I
just tried to download and run it again the computer indicated it was
already
installed on the machine.

Would appreciate any more advice you can offer. I will poke around on a
couple of Blackberry sites seeking more information on this. If I find
anything I'll post it here.

Dbm

Do you recall when they got messed up? Did you make them then change the
time zone or sync with a handheld device?

If it happened after installing the time zone updates, you ever run the
time
zone rebaser? It's at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en
This will fix the problem if you made them in a different time zone or
before installing the time zone update.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an
annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked it,
closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm


:

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected
or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic
DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the
Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also
using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this
issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to
make
this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all
of
my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything
else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Dbm]

Interesting.

The folks who are your peers on one of the Blackberry sites seem to think it
is a Microsoft problem.

So, I shall continue to soldier on looking for a solution.

Thanks for looking into this.

Dbm

The problem is related to the sync with blackberry.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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The error showed up after a sync with a Blackberry. The Blackberry is set
to
the correct time zone and I have synced with it a number of times without
any
errors.

The computer and Outlook are showing the correct day and time and have
daylight saving checked in the appropriate box.

I recall downloading and running the time zone rebaser and in fact when I
just tried to download and run it again the computer indicated it was
already
installed on the machine.

Would appreciate any more advice you can offer. I will poke around on a
couple of Blackberry sites seeking more information on this. If I find
anything I'll post it here.

Dbm

Do you recall when they got messed up? Did you make them then change the
time zone or sync with a handheld device?

If it happened after installing the time zone updates, you ever run the
time
zone rebaser? It's at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en
This will fix the problem if you made them in a different time zone or
before installing the time zone update.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an
annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked it,
closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm


:

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates effected
or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic
DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the
Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am also
using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding this
issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to
make
this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but all
of
my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there anything
else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Do you have a link to that information?

FWIW, Everyone always blames Microsoft but the problem is usually with the
sync software which converts the items from the format used on one end to
the format used by the other end.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Interesting.

The folks who are your peers on one of the Blackberry sites seem to think
it
is a Microsoft problem.

So, I shall continue to soldier on looking for a solution.

Thanks for looking into this.

Dbm

The problem is related to the sync with blackberry.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
(e-mail address removed)

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The error showed up after a sync with a Blackberry. The Blackberry is
set
to
the correct time zone and I have synced with it a number of times
without
any
errors.

The computer and Outlook are showing the correct day and time and have
daylight saving checked in the appropriate box.

I recall downloading and running the time zone rebaser and in fact when
I
just tried to download and run it again the computer indicated it was
already
installed on the machine.

Would appreciate any more advice you can offer. I will poke around on
a
couple of Blackberry sites seeking more information on this. If I find
anything I'll post it here.

Dbm


:

Do you recall when they got messed up? Did you make them then change
the
time zone or sync with a handheld device?

If it happened after installing the time zone updates, you ever run
the
time
zone rebaser? It's at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...33-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en
This will fix the problem if you made them in a different time zone or
before installing the time zone update.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
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Any entry that has an occurence has been affected. Whether it's an
annual
occurence or say, a week's worth of a repeating item.

I just looked and the automatic DST box is checked. I un-checked
it,
closed
and re-opened Outlook calendar with no change in the problem.

Dbm


:

It's related to the time zone or DST setting. Are all dates
effected
or
just some? How many hours are they off? If you change the automatic
DST
setting are they corrected?

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



Outlook Tips by email:
(e-mail address removed)

EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)

You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or
point
your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.


Hi,

Running Windows XP with all the current updates including the
Daylight
Saving patch which was installed when it first came out. I am
also
using
Outlook 2003 with all applicable updates.

After searching the group I find several references regarding
this
issue
where an annual occurence suddenly spreads over a two day period.

As far as I can tell nothing on this machine has been changed to
make
this
happen. All clock settings are as they are supposed to be but
all
of
my
occurences (annual or otherwise) are now doing this.

Short of going through and manually changing them is there
anything
else
that can be done to fix this issue?

Thanks,

Dbm