Appointment time in Outlook 2003

I am using outlook calander to sync appointments with my wife and with active
sync on my phone. When I set up the appointment in my outlook on the
computer the time is correct. When I email and sync to the phone the time
changes to 1 hour behind. If I set up an appoint ment on my phone the sync
to my outlook on the computer the computer appointment time is 1 hour behind.
Do I need to adjust anything or what.
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Matt

Brian
Tue Apr 29 11:32:31 PDT 2008

mceder1 <mceder1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> I am using outlook calander to sync appointments with my wife and
> with active sync on my phone. When I set up the appointment in my
> outlook on the computer the time is correct. When I email and sync
> to the phone the time changes to 1 hour behind. If I set up an
> appoint ment on my phone the sync to my outlook on the computer the
> computer appointment time is 1 hour behind. Do I need to adjust
> anything or what.

I'd say the phone is lacking a DST patch.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

mceder1
Tue Apr 29 11:55:02 PDT 2008

Ok I will try that with the phone but what about my wifes outlook acct that
is on the same desktop computer?
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Matt


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> mceder1 <mceder1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
> > I am using outlook calander to sync appointments with my wife and
> > with active sync on my phone. When I set up the appointment in my
> > outlook on the computer the time is correct. When I email and sync
> > to the phone the time changes to 1 hour behind. If I set up an
> > appoint ment on my phone the sync to my outlook on the computer the
> > computer appointment time is 1 hour behind. Do I need to adjust
> > anything or what.
>
> I'd say the phone is lacking a DST patch.
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>

Brian
Wed Apr 30 05:52:52 PDT 2008

mceder1 <mceder1@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> Ok I will try that with the phone but what about my wifes outlook
> acct that is on the same desktop computer?

Since you described no symptoms with regard to your wife's Outlook calendar,
there was nothing to say about it. The only symptom you mentioned was with
the phone.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]