-----Original Message-----
Latest update-
The support team has been able to recreate the problem
(geez- they should have tried it themselves the first time
around) and it is now considered a bug as opposed to an
operator error. This bug does not exist in 2002 or 2003
versions.
: I haven't had any luck with the 'ideas' thrown at me (&
: fwd'd to you). IMHO I didn't think they would affect
this
: as they would have affected Outlook's view of the calendar
: as well. I think it is an issue with the files used in
the
: conversion. I have forwarded all of this back to
'Collin'.
:
: Mike
:
:
: sue wrote:
: : tried deselecting "automatically adjusterfor daylight
: : savings", didn't work. turning off adjusting for
daylight
: : savings had the added problem of turning spring, summer
: : and early fall "all-day" appointments into 2-day
: : appointments.
: :
: :: -----Original Message-----
: :: Sue-
: :: I have an MS support case opened on this. The
: :: sympoms I have seem to be identical- calendar fine in
: :: Outlook and the problem appears to only be when you
save
: :: as a webpage. My system is XP Pro SP1 and Office 2000
: :: Premium SR3
: ::
: :: Here is the current things that Colin at MS wants me to
: :: do, see if this helps you and get back to me please, I
: :: have not done this yet:
: ::
: ::
: **********************************************************
: :: **
: :: **********
: :: Thank you for the reply.
: ::
: :: Based on my further research, I think that this issue
may
: :: occur in the following situation.
: ::
: :: - Incorrect Time Zone settings.
: ::
: :: First, let's confirm the calendar configuration on your
: :: computer.
: ::
: :: Step One
: :: =======
: :: Are the Time Zone settings correct?
: ::
: :: Please check these settings on computers from Control
: :: Panel -> Date and time -> Time Zone and compare them.
: :: Make them the same.
: ::
: :: Step Two
: :: ========
: :: Please check the Time Zone configure in Outlook.
: ::
: :: 1. In Outlook 2000, click Menu Tools -> Options.
: ::
: :: 2. In the Preference tab, click Calendar Options
button.
: ::
: :: 3. Click Time Zone button, Please check Time Zone field
: :: is the same on all computer.
: ::
: :: 4. Notice if the "Adjust for daylight saving time"
: :: option is checked.
: ::
: :: If the issue still persists, please uncheck the "Adjust
: :: for daylight saving time" to see if it helps.
: ::
: :: If you have any questions or concerns, please let me
: :: know. I am looking forward to your update.
: ::
: :: Best regards,
: :: Collin Wang
: :: Online Support Professional
: :: Microsoft Office Online Support
: ::
: ::
: **********************************************************
: :: **
: :: *************
: ::
: :: Mike
: :: mmueller at lannonfire dot com
: ::
: ::
: ::
: :: Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] wrote:
: ::: We'll keep the discussion in the newsgroups so
everyone
: ::: can benefit. What operating system are you using? Do
the
: ::: dates appear normal in Outlook's calendar view?
: :::
: ::: message : :::: Sue-
: :::: I am having the same issue. Please contact me using
: :::: the email information below:
: ::::
: :::: mmueller
: :::: lannonfire.com
: ::::
: ::::
: ::::
: :::: sue wrote:
: ::::: i've saved an outlook calendar (v.2000) as a web
page,
: ::::: but i'm getting some odd behaviour. everythings fine
: ::::: for the year 2004, however, jan. 1, 2005, shows as
: ::::: starting on a friday, when in fact, the first day of
: ::::: jan./05 is a saturday. this continues for the entire
: ::::: rest of the calendar, feb. 1 shows as a monday
rather
: ::::: than a tuesday. however, under the "appointment and
: ::::: event details" it correctly notes that jan. 1 is a
: ::::: saturday. i'm using frontpage 2002
: ::
: ::
: :: .
:
:
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