Acceptable Days Early Attribute in 11.5.9

I was at NCOAUG last week and a presenter spoke to Acceptable Days Early. I am reasonably certain the conversation pertained to both discrete jobs and purchase orders. Yet when I looked this attribute up in the Inventory user guide it says this is only for discrete jobs. Can someone clarify this? Thanks

Thanks but the question was is this applicable to both Make and Buy items not where the attribute resides on the org item.

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I have read that this is a bug, here is a fix which has worked for me at least for the time being:
Here is a process that worked for me to correct the information in Calendars re birthdays appearing one day out:
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When I click on the day it says "No Events".
I have people's birthday's that occur every year if that's what you mean by reoccurring, but who doesn't have that in their calendar?
I can take the date back to 1997 to way before I started entering appointments and it still shows the "dots".
The things I've read explain the "dots" mean I have an appointment on that day.
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I put an event in my calander and when i sync with my iphone it puts it in a day earlier, how do i correct this?

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We recently deployed about 200 iphones and have been noticing that some people are experiencing an issue where only their all day or recurring all day events are showing on day early on their phone, while showing correctly in outlook.
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jumping in to say i'm having the same problem on my ipad after updating to ios 5, and not only in list view. all recurring all-day events show up as one day early. it's correct on my computer, on my iphone and on mobileme, but wrong on the ipad.
ipad is set to the same timezone as all of the above. any suggestions?

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It sounds like your events synced to your computer from the phone and they are all an hour out of sync. I recommend verifying that time zone support is turned on with your iCloud calendar if you are using iCloud:
Use a time zone other than the default
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2677
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4576
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Enter your current location or the closest city in the same time zone and tap it when it appears in the results list.
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Choose Calendar > Preferences, click Advanced, then select “Turn on time zone support.”
From: Calendar (Mavericks): View events in a different time zone
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14986
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Take care,
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Hi,
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