On 12/14/05 2:56 AM, "Geoff WALLACE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> A user of Ent 2004 v 11.2.1 (051004) on a iMac G4 1.42 GHz with 256 MB of
> RAM running OS X 10.3.9 has the following problems.
>
> Time zone and dates appear to be correctly set to Melbourne Australia in Ent
> and System Preferences, time and date show correctly in the Menu Bar for the
> 14th of December 2005.
>
> 1. When you try and enter an event for tomorrow the 15th of December the
> User gets a message "that you are creating an event in the past", this
> events appears on the 1st of December 2005 in the Ent Calendar, an event
> created for the 30th or 31st of December 2005 also appears on the 1st of
> December 2005. Entries before today's date have been displaced in time,
> I think, being advanced by 17 hours, even though I have checked only a
> few.
>
> 2. Across the top of the new appointment window in a yellow bar of text the
> message appears "Event and computer time zones do not match. In Calendar
> views, the event time is adjusted to display correctly."
>
> PS: I can reproduce Error 2 on a G5 Tower 1.8 GHz SP with 3.5 GHz running OS
> X 10.4.3 and Office 2004 v 11.2.1 (051004)
>
> When I create a new event it displays in the correct time and date.
>
> Any clues on what is happening?
To start with, what do you mean by
> When I create a new event it displays in the correct time and date.
In that case, what's the problem? Are the problem events described in 1) and
2) somehow "old" events? How do you "enter" an old event? I can't correlate
the problems you describe with the statement that a new event displays
correctly. Do you mean that the errors show up only in the opened event
window, but that these very same problem events actually appear correctly in
the calendar itself, with the correct date and time there?
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