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When I enter a birthday in details I get two dates on the calendar.
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
I don't.
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Brian Tillman
Joe said:When I enter a birthday in details I get two dates on the calendar.
Sounds like a timezone/dst issue.
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Guest
Brian Tillman said:Sounds like a timezone/dst issue.
I just moved from Toronto, CA (EST) to Arizona (no DST). When I booted up
the computer, I got a bunch of double-dates for birthdays, appointments, etc.
-- to the point I cannot synchronize my PalmZ22 without the calendar section
failing! Could it really be the time difference -- and if so, how do I go
about correcting it?
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Brian Tillman
Jim Stout said:I just moved from Toronto, CA (EST) to Arizona (no DST). When I
booted up the computer, I got a bunch of double-dates for birthdays,
appointments, etc. -- to the point I cannot synchronize my PalmZ22
without the calendar section failing! Could it really be the time
difference -- and if so, how do I go about correcting it?
Export the birthdays to a csv file, edit them in Excel, delete them from the
calendar, and import the corrected ones.
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Guest
JimBrian Tillman said:Export the birthdays to a csv file, edit them in Excel, delete them from the
calendar, and import the corrected ones.
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Brian Tillman
Jim Stout said:Brian -- Thanks. I was hoping for a simple, easy way! What is a
'csv' file, and are there some directions/help I can go to and
accomplish this? Jim
CSV = "comma-separated values". Click File>Import and Export>Export to a
file. Select "Comma Separated Values (WIndows)" and continue from there.
Help is a good place to look.
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Guest
Brian Tillman said:CSV = "comma-separated values". Click File>Import and Export>Export to a
file. Select "Comma Separated Values (WIndows)" and continue from there.
Help is a good place to look.