[Mike Temporale]

I always enter the appointment in as the time it would be for me locally. Then if I happen to change the time zone, the appointment adjusts to the correct time for where I am. It works nicely and I never have problems.

[Mike Temporale]

I always enter the appointment in as the time it would be for me locally. Then if I happen to change the time zone, the appointment adjusts to the correct time for where I am. It works nicely and I never have problems.

[Sven Johannsen]

Originally Posted by Mike Temporale

I always enter the appointment in as the time it would be for me locally. Then if I happen to change the time zone, the appointment adjusts to the correct time for where I am. It works nicely and I never have problems.

So you are comfortable looking at a 12 noon Lunch date in Vancouver, on the calendar at 3PM. That's the piece that always bothered me. The time on the calendar is skewed, when I look at it at home.

For me it is just an irritant, but I can imagine the 12 Noon appointment in Vancouver, that shows up on the calendar at 3PM, that an Administrative Assistant makes travel arrangements to get you to Vancouver by 1-2 PM so you can make the '3PM' appointment.

[Mike Temporale]

:lol: Yeah, it can get confusing. But I like the appointments to be in the local time zone. Then if I miss the flight or something I can still plan around the meeting so I can conference call in or something.

Basically, I like to think of the world working in my time only. :mrgreen:

[indiramedina11]

I just bought a HTC-S620 (The Dash), not from T-mobile, from Telcel , a mexican Carrier, originally it has Windows Mobile5, then i installed the Windows Mobile 6 update for the Dash, i have the same problem here in mexico, i live in the same Time Zone GTM - 7.

I noticed that the problem is related to the Cellular Network, because the time goes back every time that you conect to the Cell Phone Network.

[Mike Temporale]

Just disable that auto update in the time settings and you'll be fine. It's under Start / Settings / Data and Time and then scroll down to the last item. Basically it sync's time with the cell towers - which is only good if the tower is correct. Which, as you have notice, they don't tend to be right. I have that same issue here in Canada.

[tigerbyte0]

I also had to turn off synchronization in ActiveSync besides. T-Mo told me that a patch from Microsoft would be coming out within weeks when I called at the end of April...but that always confused me because I thought it was a carrier issue with the towers or a client profile.