I do think I see what
happened here. Looking at the time zone properties, it does show the right time
zone, and it shows the correct system time. However, the Adjust For Daylight
Savings Time box was unchecked. When I checked that box, the time in both
Outlook and on my system went an hour ahead. I’ve fixed it by checking
the box, and then running net time to sync the time to the time server. I think
it’s okay now. Just odd that Exchange doesn’t check the system time to set its
own time? Thanks, Evan -----Original
Message----- Double check the time
zone on the client. -----Original
Message----- Wouldn’t that be the same for all
users? Everyone else is fine…. Thanks, Evan -----Original
Message----- but did u
check the Exchange server time and time zone settings ? Confidentiality
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SP4 on W2K. 1)
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