Office Online Calendar Off by 1 Hour

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Hi everyone,

I've running Outlook 2007 and have the shared web calendering feature
working ok, with just one problem:

The time slots published on my web page are always ahead by one hour
(8am in my normal Outlook calendar shows up on the web as 9am, etc.).

I thought I had a Daylight Savings problem, but my computer system
time, and calendar time in normal Outlook, are both correct. Just to
be sure I just ran the DST update tool from the MS website, but this
doesn't seem to make any difference. Not that it matters, but I'm also
running Windows Vista Ultimate.

Thanks -- any help appreciated.

Paul Pinella
Radar Media Group, Inc.
 
pjpinella said:
I thought I had a Daylight Savings problem, but my computer system
time, and calendar time in normal Outlook, are both correct. Just to
be sure I just ran the DST update tool from the MS website, but this
doesn't seem to make any difference. Not that it matters, but I'm also
running Windows Vista Ultimate.
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It may still be a DST problem, but on the server.
 
It may still be a DST problem, but on the server.
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Thanks, Brian. You may be right. If so, I must not be the only one
experiencing this problem. Anybody else out there on east coast time
finding your online calendars off by one hour?

Regards,
Paul P.
 
I have the same problem - it's the display time zone box in the lower right
hand corner. I created the calendar with GMT-5 (east coast), but every time
I pull it up, it displays in GMT-4. Once changing the box, it's fine, but
that's not much help to the computer-challenged individuals who try to use
this calendar.

Does anyone know of a way to change the default display zone?
 
Pastor Brian said:
I have the same problem - it's the display time zone box in the lower
right hand corner.
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Lower right-hand corner of what? Of Outlook or of the Desktop? Are you
referring to the clock in the Notification Area of the Taskbar?
 
Brian Tillman said:
Lower right-hand corner of what? Of Outlook or of the Desktop? Are you
referring to the clock in the Notification Area of the Taskbar?
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Lower right hand corner of the browser window when accessing the Microsoft
Office Online calendar. Just below the calendar display is a box titled
"Display calendar in time zone " with a selection box to choose. It seems to
always default to GMT-4. ARRGH!
 
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