From: "Rich" 

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   The twice a year EST/EDT change is part of the relationship.  That it =
switches twice a year remains but when it switches between EST and EDT =
changed.  That is the relationship change to which a refer.

   I don't know how recurring appts are handled in Outlook.  It's =
complex as you can make changes to either the series or individual = events
and everything just works.  Ignore these and consider single = appts since
these are what people were complaining of being off after = the government
DST change.

Rich
  "Geo."  wrote in message =
news:45fe6326$1{at}w3.nls.net...
  Yes it did, but it that has always been true, it changes twice a year =
as has=20
  been the case since I created the event in 2000. So you are saying =
when I=20
  created a recurring event in 2000 the system created a thousand =
separate=20
  events and used the EST/EDT standard to do so and now that this =
standard has=20
  changed some of those events are scheduled for the wrong time and so =
this is=20
  why a separate patch was required?

  So if I go and create a new recurring appointment today, it should be=20
  correct and not require a patch because outlook will use the corrected =

  timezone information now?

  Geo.


  "Rich"  wrote in message news:45fd5d8d{at}w3.nls.net...
     8 AM in your local time zone is not the same time in UTC every day. =
 The=20
  actual time depends on the relationship between localtime and UTC.  =
That=20
  relationship changed.

  Rich


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   The twice
a year EST/EDT =
change is=20
part of the relationship.  That it switches twice a year remains =
but when=20
it switches between EST and EDT changed.  That is the relationship
= change=20
to which a refer.
 
   I don't
know how recurring =
appts are=20
handled in Outlook.  It's complex as you can make changes to either = the=20
series or individual events and everything just works.  Ignore =
these and=20
consider single appts since these are what people were complaining of = being off=20
after the government DST change.
 
Rich

  "Geo." <georger{at}nls.net>">mailto:georger{at}nls.net">georger{at}nls.net>
wrote=20
  in message news:45fe6326$1{at}w3.nls.net...Yes=20
  it did, but it that has always been true, it changes twice a year as =
has=20
  been the case since I created the event in 2000. So you are saying =
when I=20
  created a recurring event in 2000 the system created a thousand =
separate=20
  events and used the EST/EDT standard to do so and now that this =
standard=20
  has changed some of those events are scheduled for the wrong time =
and so=20
  this is why a separate patch was
required?So if I go and =
create a=20
  new recurring appointment today, it should be correct and not =
require a=20
  patch because outlook will use the corrected timezone information=20
 
now?Geo."Rich"
<{at}> wrote in message news:45fd5d8d{at}w3.nls.net...&nbs=
p; =20
  8 AM in your local time zone is not the same time in UTC every =
day.  The=20
  actual time depends on the relationship between localtime and =
UTC. =20
  That relationship =
changed.Rich

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