E
Entelechy
Hello All, (OL 2007 on XP Tablet)
Is there any way to view my Outlook calendar as it will be in another time
zone (beyond displaying a second time zone) without actually changing the
time zone on my PC?
I can see by the traffic here that I am not the only one with this
frutration. What I do not understand is why MSFT has not taken the obvious
fix. Here is the issue as I see it:
I sit in Central US time zone and make appointements all over the world.
Somer of those appointments I just put on my calendar. Others I use a
meeting request. So my calendar is a mix of items that respond differently
to time zone changes.
I also travel about 60%, visitng clients in 4 or 5 different time zones
ranging from Singapore to Cyprus. And to make life more compex, I use multi
day events to remind me what city I will be in on any given day.
All the issues here apply. Multi days dance back and forst has my time zone
changes. I sue teh time zone fields when I set appointments- even if they
are not with others so that teh appointments all adjust more or less
correclty when I get off the plane.
The big issue for me is that as I sit in Central US and try to set
appointments in London, Beijing, New York or Budapest, I have to constantly
deal wtih the difference in the time shown on my calendar and teh time in
that particlar time zone.
I would love to see a way to tell Outlook that a particular calendar item is
travel adn when I get there I will be in XX time zone so taht even if I am IN
central time zone, I am looking at my day as it will be when I get there.
Displaying a second time sone is somewhat helpful... but I have to change
too often and on the fly adn I need 3 04 4 at any given time. Surely it
cannot be taht hard to have a display layer that takes a calendar event with
an absolute time on it and tell the software what timezone I will be in when
it occirs- better done over a long period of time than on an event by event
basis.
I have been searchin for a third party add in or a solution withing Outlook-
but to no avail. Any suggestions? I cannot be the only person who wrestles
with this.
Is there any way to view my Outlook calendar as it will be in another time
zone (beyond displaying a second time zone) without actually changing the
time zone on my PC?
I can see by the traffic here that I am not the only one with this
frutration. What I do not understand is why MSFT has not taken the obvious
fix. Here is the issue as I see it:
I sit in Central US time zone and make appointements all over the world.
Somer of those appointments I just put on my calendar. Others I use a
meeting request. So my calendar is a mix of items that respond differently
to time zone changes.
I also travel about 60%, visitng clients in 4 or 5 different time zones
ranging from Singapore to Cyprus. And to make life more compex, I use multi
day events to remind me what city I will be in on any given day.
All the issues here apply. Multi days dance back and forst has my time zone
changes. I sue teh time zone fields when I set appointments- even if they
are not with others so that teh appointments all adjust more or less
correclty when I get off the plane.
The big issue for me is that as I sit in Central US and try to set
appointments in London, Beijing, New York or Budapest, I have to constantly
deal wtih the difference in the time shown on my calendar and teh time in
that particlar time zone.
I would love to see a way to tell Outlook that a particular calendar item is
travel adn when I get there I will be in XX time zone so taht even if I am IN
central time zone, I am looking at my day as it will be when I get there.
Displaying a second time sone is somewhat helpful... but I have to change
too often and on the fly adn I need 3 04 4 at any given time. Surely it
cannot be taht hard to have a display layer that takes a calendar event with
an absolute time on it and tell the software what timezone I will be in when
it occirs- better done over a long period of time than on an event by event
basis.
I have been searchin for a third party add in or a solution withing Outlook-
but to no avail. Any suggestions? I cannot be the only person who wrestles
with this.