2 different public calendars - two different time issues

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I have two public calendars, created by two different people on two different
computers. One shows the correct times, and the other shows everything one
hour off. I can flip-flop the 1 hour error by changing calendar and system
settings from correct for dst - or not. Time on my computers are all set to
sync with a network server.

Why is this happening, and how can I correct it. I am the sys admin - so I
have rights to all of the calendars.
 
Ensure time settings (including DST) are the same between Outlook and
Windows.

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After furious head scratching, pacazo asked:

| I have two public calendars, created by two different people on two
| different computers. One shows the correct times, and the other shows
| everything one hour off. I can flip-flop the 1 hour error by changing
| calendar and system settings from correct for dst - or not. Time on
| my computers are all set to sync with a network server.
|
| Why is this happening, and how can I correct it. I am the sys admin -
| so I have rights to all of the calendars.
 
Read my post again - If I set both Outlook and Windows for DST one calendar
is correct and the other is 1 hour off. If I set both for No DST the other
calender is correct ant the one that was correct is off by one hour. So this
is not the solution.
 
pacazo said:
Read my post again - If I set both Outlook and Windows for DST one
calendar is correct and the other is 1 hour off. If I set both for No
DST the other calender is correct ant the one that was correct is off
by one hour. So this is not the solution.
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Export your calendar, fix the DST settings, and import the calendar again.
 
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