All of a sudden when I send out a meeting request from my boss' calendar (for
which I have editing permission) the meeting is received to attendees as
being one hour later. Why is this happening??

the time zone is not set correctly on one of the systems.

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"XXuniquelymeXX" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Diane,

I have checked the zone settings on both computers, in outlook and by right
clicking on the clock in the lower right hand corner. Any other suggestions?

"Diane Poremsky" wrote:

Set them to something different, apply and reset to the correct TZ and DST
setting. If the problem magically corrected itself the past weekend, one
system doesn't have the new tz updates.

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