Why does importing a calendar. pst file add 1 hour to appointment.

[Paul Gibbs]

I export my calendar file from my laptop to my desktop computer. Both
systems have office 2003 and run Windows XP When I do this each appointment
has an hour added to it. 10 am becomes 11 am etc. I note that this can also
happen if exporting to a handheld. The clocks on both are the same. Any
ideas why this occurs will be appreciated. Thank you

 

[DL]

You checked time settings in Calendar options, for all OL installations?

 

[Paul Gibbs]

Thanks DL but the time settings for EST are correct in Calendar.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Are the Daylight Savings time matching as well? This is the most common
cause for the hour shift.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Paul Gibbs asked:

| Thanks DL but the time settings for EST are correct in Calendar.
|
| "DL" wrote:
|
|| You checked time settings in Calendar options, for all OL
|| installations?
||
|| ||| I export my calendar file from my laptop to my desktop computer.
||| Both systems have office 2003 and run Windows XP When I do this
||| each appointment has an hour added to it. 10 am becomes 11 am etc.
||| I note that this can also happen if exporting to a handheld. The
||| clocks on both are the same. Any ideas why this occurs will be
||| appreciated. Thank you

 

[Paul Gibbs]

Thanks Milly, I cannot find out until I am back at work on Monday when I
shall do another export, but I did notice that the Adjust for Daylight
savings time was not checked on the laptop. When I did this it corrected the
clock which I needed to set back 1 hour. I suspect you have found my
problem. Thanks to you and DL for your help Cheers Paul