> I'm having similar problems with some users. For example, on my PC, I was
> invited to a meeting. I am the only one of six attendees that has the time
> incorrectly listed as one hour ahead. I did not have these issues on the
> same PC last year at DST time. The problem is sporadic. Occurs in Outlook
> 2003 and 2007. All patches are applied on the client side and I'm told on
> the server side as well. The majority of people are unaffected. If it was a
> missing Exchange Server patch wouldn't everyone be affected?
>
> "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

>> public folder should not matter but the admin should verify the server was
>> updated, including the CDO patch.

>

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>> "Annette" wrote in message
>>news:d974d6b6-833e-443e-ab92-c8445b91aaf3@28g2000hsw.googlegroups.com...
>> On Feb 28, 12:44 pm, "Brian Tillman" yahoo.com> wrote:

>>> Annette wrote:

>>>> We have XP SP2 with the DST patch and move tool run on a PC. Time
>>>> settings in the OS & Outlook are correct and have the "automatically
>>>> adjust for DST" checked. March 18 shows all appointments being 1 hour
>>>> later than they should be.

>

>>> Then somewhere along the way, some DST patch or setting has not been
>>> applied.
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>>> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

>

>> These are public folders -- does that make a difference?