Latest os for mac. If the time on the Day/Week calendar is off by one hour the week after DST changed, also see Daylight Saving Time Calendar Display Bugs, especially if you use two time zones. This is caused by a 'display bug' and will go away 'next week' or if you switch to the Work Week view. Change Work Week view to Sunday-Tuesday with 12-hr days (non-traditional work week) If you work a non-traditional work schedule, you can set your Work Week view to only show those working times. For example, if you are a nurse you may only want to view your Sunday – Tuesday, 12-hour shift at the hospital. Please check the details under Appointments or meetings are one hour ahead in Week View after DST for US and Britain time zones [WORKAROUND] section in this link. The Outlook for Mac team is currently investigating this issue. However, my Treo 680 calendar is out by 1 hour for 3 weeks starting the day of Daylight Savings Time. All entries before this show correctly and all entries after April 5 show correctly. The entries that are not showing on the hour they should but 1 hour later all show as EST but all the correct entries after that show as EDT.

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There is a daylight saving time display 'bug' that affects both Outlook for Windows and Outlook for Mac. It's not really a bug, but a limitation of the capabilities of the time scale and only affect people who start the week on Sunday. It's also more noticeable if you use Outlook for Windows and display two time zones and the default zone is west of the secondary zone, and to a lesser degree, when reverting to standard time. There are also display issues when the time zones switch to or from daylight saving time on different dates. Opening the appointment will show the correct time. When you use a single time zone in Outlook and start the week on Sunday, the week the time changes, the scale will use the scale in effect at midnight Sunday.

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When you use dual time zones in Outlook and the default zone is west of the secondary zone, an extra hour is added to the time scale offset for the Sunday DST goes into effect. If you view multiple dates and begin with that Sunday, the (incorrect) offset is used on the time scale so it appears Outlook has the times wrong. For example, if your default time zone is Pacific and Eastern is your secondary time, when Sunday rolls around, the time scale incorrectly displays a 4 hr time difference all day. If you use a multi-day view with Sunday as the first day, the Sunday time scale is used, so it appears there is a 4 hour time difference each day. This view anomaly occurs because the default is a zone west of the secondary and Outlook takes into consideration that DST goes into effect in the earlier time zone and adjusts the times using the wrong offset. Archive utility mac download. Office 2016 for mac download. The entire 24 hour period uses the same offset and the first day in the view determines the offset. This issue also affects the view when the time 'falls back' to standard time, but only if the dual time zones are 3 or more hours apart. How to change the audio settings with camtasia 3 for the mac.