Outlook for mac is off 1 hour after time change

#OUTLOOK FOR MAC IS OFF 1 HOUR AFTER TIME CHANGE PC#

I am experiencing the same problem and it is very frustrating. I can't for the life of me see why Apple thinks that I would want to put an appointment I will attend in time zone B in at the wrong time when I make the appointment whilst in time zone A and hope that it turns up at the right time when I arrive at my destination - why would that ever be sensible?! It may be OK in the States (if you regularly cross time zones by 1hr) but it makes no sense at all in Europe.ДЄnybody got any clues how I can fix my problem or is it just a bug I'm going to have to live with? I want my device set up so that if I put in an appointment at 1pm it stays at 1pm even when I change time zones. The Time Zone Support feature is very unintuitive. It's driving me mad, just can't seem to fix it. Outlook is set to GMT, adjusting for daylight saving time. Both devices are set to London time zone both in the general setting and the calendar setting. The iPhone, by contrast, shows the right time even when the ipad has messed up Outlook. But it only seems to be recurring appointments which are affected and only those where they start now and run on after the change to GMT in late October. Sync the same appointment with the iPhone and it displays at the correct time. It doesn't seem to make any difference whether I have Time Zone Support checked or unchecked. a 2.30 appointment becomes 1.30) in both Outlook and the iPad. The basic problem seems to be that if I set an appointment up on the pc, when I sync it to the iPad it gets shifted by one hour backwards (i.e. The problem seems to occur just with recurring appointments which cross the daylight saving time boundary, with the iPhone and the iPad treating the appointments differently.

#OUTLOOK FOR MAC IS OFF 1 HOUR AFTER TIME CHANGE PC#

This issue does not occur when you use Microsoft Outlook because Outlook uses the time zone information from the client operating system.I'm having great fun trying to get my iPhone, my iPad and my pc to play nicely.

In the Current time zone box, click the time zone that you want.

Log on to Microsoft Office Microsoft Outlook Web App.

Click Options, and then click See All Options.

Under Current time zone, click the time zone that you want.

To do this, follow these steps, as appropriate for your situation. You may also have to set the time zone in Microsoft Outlook Web App or in Outlook Web App. Set Regional Settings in Outlook on the web Make sure that the UTC zone for that country/region doesn't follow DST. To work around this issue, set the time zone on the Exchange Server to a region that matches the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) zone of the country/region where the server is located.

The server that is running Microsoft Exchange Server where the mailbox is hosted is located in a region that follows DST.

You are in a region that does not follow daylight saving time (DST).This issue can occur if all the following conditions are true: Additionally, the time on meeting requests may also be incorrect. The Sent time stamp on email messages may be incorrect when you sign in to Outlook on the web (formally known as Microsoft Outlook Web App or Outlook Web App) in a corporate messaging environment.

Outlook for mac is off 1 hour after time change