Re: Daylight Savings Time shift still broken in Entourage 11.3.3/11.3.4; Mac OS 10.4.7

On Mar 2, 1:22 am, design...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Feb 28, 7:57 pm, William Smith <meckli...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:



In article <1172716762.504793.56...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,

design...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Recurring events created before the upgrade to 11.3.4 still exhibit
the wrong time during the 3 weeks from 3/11/07 to 4/1/07. Updating the
existing series does not correct the problem.

Recurring events created after the upgrade to 11.3.4 work fine.

This suggests that we have to delete every recurring meeting created
before the 11.3.4 upgrade and replace them in order for the times to
display correctly.

This creates many issues in a large organization where many different
people schedule meetings. We can't just delete and resend all the 30
or so recurring meetings for each of thousands of users - that's
thousands of separate recurring meetings that must be recreated.

I thought MS said they had fixed this problem.

If your events are on an Exchange server then that means your Exchange
Server admins have not yet patched their Exchange Servers.

Part of the patching process will be to run a utility that will
essentially alter all calendar events in every account by one hour. Any
meeting invitations you have received and accepted will be resent to you
and you'll need to reaccept them.

If the above describes your situation then do not alter your events'
times. They'll be wrong after the server patching.

Hope this helps! bill
--
William M. Smith
(Microsoft Interop MVP - Mac/Windows)

Thanks. We are on Exchange 2000 SP3. I will follow up with our
messaging group.

I'm not on a network, and I'm having this problem too.

After I installed Apple's Daylight Saving Update (for Panther), my
events in Entourage 2004 (updated to 11.3.4) were off by an hour. But
only in the calendar display. When the event itself was opened, the
times were correct.

I discovered that the time-zone preference in Entourage was set for
Perth rather than Hong Kong, where I live. I don't think it was set
for Perth prior to the Apple update.

I have now set it for Hong Kong, and this seems to take care of the
display problem for new events. Preexisting events are still
displayed improperly. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks.

.

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