Found this in google newsgroups. Helps answer that there is in fact some type of bug regarding this issue. Glad to know I am not crazy. :)
From: Marc Zimmermann [MVP] (
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Subject: Re: minor bug - New Year's Eve
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Newsgroups: microsoft.public.smartphone
Date: 2004-01-01 23:52:42 PST
> Today, the timestamp on the phone still reads "New Year's Eve"...
> just like it did yesterday.
Yep, sometimes those all-day appointments don't disappear from the Home
Screen upon the day changing. I haven't figured out a pattern so far,
though.
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Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices
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From: Jen WB (
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Subject: Re: minor bug - New Year's Eve
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Date: 2004-01-02 05:28:25 PST
It seems that the AllDayEvent plugin does not get a separate
shonplugindatachange message but instead relies on the calendar.
This menas that if you have apointments it get refreshed and if you don't it
doesn't.
MS need to add a datachange notification for all day events as well as teh
calendar :o)
"Marc Zimmermann [MVP]" <
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> > Today, the timestamp on the phone still reads "New Year's Eve"...
> > just like it did yesterday.
>
> Yep, sometimes those all-day appointments don't disappear from the Home
> Screen upon the day changing. I haven't figured out a pattern so far,
> though.
>
> --
> Marc Zimmermann
> Microsoft MVP - Mobile Devices
>
> Pocket PC User Groups http://www.clubpocketpc.de
> Personal Homepage http://www.zimac.de
>
>