kornjd
03-10-2007, 02:06 AM
Hey there,
I've tried all sorts of stuff to remedy this problem. I'd imagine that the cause is the new DST switch, but I've applied the following patches:
- DST patch for Blackberry
- DST patch for MS Outlook
It's really weird. In my Outlook at home and on my device, any all day events would stretch over to the next day by one hour, so I uninstalled Outlook and created a new .pst file. I re-synched my Dell PDA to my Outlook, so that all of my information was current with my work computer (which is displaying things fine).
My work computer uses Office 2002 and I use Office 2007 at home. Now, everything seems to be back to normal on my Outlook, so I decided to wipe my handheld so I could get the 'fresh' information from my Outlook (calendar and contacts).
Now, after synching my BB 7130e with Outlook, the device is making the all day events start at 12:00 AM.
Does anyone know why it's doing this?
Thanks in advance for your help...
Ian.
I've tried all sorts of stuff to remedy this problem. I'd imagine that the cause is the new DST switch, but I've applied the following patches:
- DST patch for Blackberry
- DST patch for MS Outlook
It's really weird. In my Outlook at home and on my device, any all day events would stretch over to the next day by one hour, so I uninstalled Outlook and created a new .pst file. I re-synched my Dell PDA to my Outlook, so that all of my information was current with my work computer (which is displaying things fine).
My work computer uses Office 2002 and I use Office 2007 at home. Now, everything seems to be back to normal on my Outlook, so I decided to wipe my handheld so I could get the 'fresh' information from my Outlook (calendar and contacts).
Now, after synching my BB 7130e with Outlook, the device is making the all day events start at 12:00 AM.
Does anyone know why it's doing this?
Thanks in advance for your help...
Ian.