I suppose neither turning off network time nor these solutions won't help: http://notebook.ifas.ufl.edu/treo/VersaMail/VMCalendarTimeFix.HTM
http://forums.palm.com/palm/board/message?board.id=wireless_email&thread.id=133 On 2/24/08, Don Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > > > I have discussed/revealed here before that there is a slight glitch when > using Versamail with Outlook and Exchange and the Exchange server is in a > different time zone than the Outlook/Versamail machines. > > > > The glitch/feature/problem (depending on one's perspective) happens in the > following narrow (but frequent) circumstances: One creates an appointment > in Outlook, which appointment is subsequently sync'd with Exchange and then > to Versamail in the fullness of time (usually less than 30 seconds). Since > Outlook (even the 2007 version) does not assign time zone information to > nonrecurring appointments, the Exchange server assigns one: the one the > Exchange server is in. Fortunately, the correct absolute position in time > is maintained. That is, if I set an appointment at 2pm in my MST Outlook, > when it sends the appointment through my EST Exchange server and then > subsequently to my MST Centro, the appointment still shows up in the 2pm > slot. Unfortunately, Versamail has a "feature" which causes it to show the > time the appointment is "really" in, in parentheses after the text of the > appointment. No harm done, but it mightily clutters up the calendar screen. > > > > This problem only surfaces in the previously-described circumstances. > Appointments created in any other way do not have this problem. > > > > My hypothetical 2pm appointment "Do the Laundry" (yes, I lead an exciting > life), shows up on the Palm calendar as "Do the Laundry (4pm EST)" > > > > In my spare time I clean up the appointments that come from Outlook, > shifting the time back 2 hours and changing the time zone to "Mountain" from > "Eastern". > > > > So, to the point: > > > > What would it take to write a little program that would scan the Calendar > database and, should it find an appointment in Time Zone X, shift that > appointment to Time Zone Y, with the corresponding increment/decrement of > the correct number of hours. That's the general case. Specifically, what > I'd need is for it to shift all Eastern Time appointments to Mountain Time, > and move them back 2 hours. > > > > Either that, or patch Versamail so it DOESN'T show the parenthetical "real" > time zone information!! > > > > Thoughts? > > > > Cheers, > > Don > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > -- ============================== War Eagle
