Sorry, can't reproduce that. In fact i don't even think that it's
possible. Changing timezone does not affect events in any way, only
the way you see them, so duplication is impossible.

The report lacks some details, like - is this person using "microsoft
outlook" to synchronize his events with schooltool, or he means that
he is sticking with outlook and not using schooltool? Were events
simple events or all day events? Was he seeing duplicate events in
schooltool or MS Outlook? What is the version of schooltool/schoolbell
you are using?

If he is synchronizing events with outlook (we haven't tested
schooltool <-> MS outlook integration really), what was the exact
sequence of actions ? There is a chance that it is enough to synch
events with MS outlook twice and you will get duplicate events without
even modifying the timezone.

On 6/23/06, Graham Perrin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Please, can anyone advise?

In the meantime, I'm  backing up the ZODB...

Thanks
Graham

01273-877922


From: Nick Marshall
Date: 23 June 2006 09:12:45 BDT
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Time zones in SchoolTool


Graham,

Just a quick word of warning.  I dutifully changed the time zone in
SchoolTool and it duplicated a lot of the appointments I'd already entered -
presumably because with changing the zone the system got confused about what
day some appointments should be on.  I then went to delete one set of
appointments covering three days and the system asked me if I wanted to
delete just this day or the whole series.  I clicked on the whole series and
it's deleted ALL my future appointments.  Needless to say I'm not
particularly happy, especially as I have to re-enter all these manually
since I use (and will continue to use) Outlook.

Just thought you might like to know in case it's in time to help other
people avoid the same problem.

Nick

[snip]



From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 22 June 2006 12:12
To: CENTRIM; Miles Dymott; Andy Wilson; Michael Hopkins; Adrian Smith
Subject: Time zones in SchoolTool


A requirement that I overlooked during introductions to SchoolTool:
you must set your time zone.


Please take the following action, it should take no longer than thirty
seconds:


1) go to <http://schooltool.freeman-centre.ac.uk/>


2) log in


3) click your User name


4) Change Preferences


5) set your time zone to Europe/London.


Thanks
Graham

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