Calendar / Standard Time Issue

Is there a way to fix being an hour too early to all my meetings since the switch the Standard Time? Is there a setting or an app to fix this issue?
New to Android and still figuring out this landscape.
Thanks for the help!

Thanks, NexusMan21 -- but that hasn't worked. Tried multiple settings and process of elimination. No go.
Seems to only happen on recurring meetings that were set prior to time change.
Any help is appreciated!
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Exchange 2010 Calendar & invite time issue

I have started getting complaints from some users indicating that when they accept calendar invites, they sometimes are out of sync by an hour. Normally, when you look at two users calendars, you are looking at it in your timezone, and as such, any meetings
or invites that you have in common would appear on the same line.
What we see is in some cases, they are an hour apart, and it does not seem to matter if both people are in the same time zone or a different one. In one case, one user is in MST and the other is in EST, in another, both are in MST, and when I look at two
users calendars that are showing hte issue, I can see it and I'm in CST. I have also looked at the calendars in OWA, so it does appear to be something server-side.
It also does not appear to be all the time. Sometimes they will go through properly, and other times, they come through wrong. Sometimes when the organizer updates the meeting and sends the update, it fixes it on the other person's calendar.
I've looked around and there oare other similar issues, one of which indicated installing KB2863058 and rebooting the server fixed it, but that KB is applied on my server (Was applied in September), and while it may or may not be installed on the clients
that are affected, near as I can tell, that KB has no effect on US time zones, so that *shouldn't* be causing this.
I've also read about multiple copies of CDO.DLL causing it, but the only copy was found in 'C:\Program Files (x86)\ExchangeMapi' (I have BES 5 on the server, although technically, I could remove it if not needed as no one is using Blackberries any more).
There are a bunch of 'cdosys.dll' and 'cdosys.dll.mui. All of the 'cdosys.dll' have a modified date of 6/6/2012 with two sized: one for the 64-bit version and one for the 32-bit version.
Has anyone seen this kind of issue before? Any thoughts to a cause and resolution?

Hi,
Do all the calendar invites show incorrect times or some specific ones?
As what Ed says, please
check the time, time zone and daylight savings time
settings
respectively in Windows
Control Panel’s Date and Time applet of all computers, OWA settings,
Outlook Options. Make sure that they are the same values. Also check whether the invites are sent by the same organizer.
If all configurations are proper, please create a new calendar invites respectively in OWA and Outlook. Then send it to the problematic users to check whether the issue persists.
Thanks,
Winnie Liang
TechNet Community Support

Calendar and Time showing in arabic but my phone's language is English. I bought my phone from DU in UAE , Dubai. Please help me solve this issue while keeping the Region to United Arab Emirates

Calendar and Time showing in arabic but my phone's language is English. I bought my phone from DU in UAE , Dubai. Please help me solve this issue while keeping the Region to United Arab Emirates

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while keeping the Region to United Arab Emirates
Not possible, I think. Tell Apple how you feel about this at
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ICloud Calendar Time Issues

Does iCloud not know there is a 1 hour time difference between Brisbane and Sydney, every year between October and April ???
My iPhone and iPad calendars are 1 hour out from iCloud calendar when signed in on Mac, despite being set to Brisbane Time. My Mac has the correct time also. When I re set it using the little map it just keeps defaulting to Sydney, Eastern Standard Time and changing the times I have entered by one hour ? I will contact Apple tomorrow or am I missing something obvious here ?

Try adding a new event on your phone then check your calendar on icloud.com from a computer to see if the event appears there. If not, go to Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Default Calendar. Here, make sure you have selected an iCloud calendar as your defult (and not something else like On My iPhone, Gmail, Yahoo, an exchange account calendar, etc.) After setting your iCloud calendar as your default, try adding an event again to see if it appears on icloud.com now.
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Calendar alert times in "standard time"

So we (mostly) are now on Standard Time. I use Calendar (all day) alerts as a sort of to-do list, the notifications being very handy for this (thank you Apple for fixing some Mavericks calendar weirdness in Yosemite - my other support question regarding Calendar in Mavericks appears to be fixed in Yosemite).
However, when I set an alert for a particular time, it indicates that the alert will be one hour later. To be clear, when I look at the "custom" alert time, it is what I set it for - but when I look at the alert time for the event in the event information, it is one hour later. BUT it appears to "notify" at the time I set it to.
So for example, if in the "alert" setting for the event, if I select "custom" and enter a time - that is the time that the notification occurs. BUT the "alert" line indicates it will occur for a time one hour later. WTHeck?
Been checking preferences in Calendar and iCloud. Can't seem to fix it. Or am I just misinterpreting it?
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Uh, this may fall into the Emily Litella Category.
The all-day events I refer to above were pulled forward across the Standard Time change (in other words, they were created under Daylight Savings Time). Calendar (or me) appeared to be confused by this today (the first day of Standard Time).
I just pulled them forward again (in other words from one Standard Time day to another) and now Calendar is treating them as it should.
So hopefully, that will be true tomorrow. "Never mind."

Outlook sync after Eastern Standard Time Change-All events are 1 hour late

After sync'ing with outlook this past weekend, all my iphone calendar events are 1 hour late. the Eastern Standard Time change must have affected this. The time on my phone and my laptop are the same however. Anyone experienced the same issue?

I had a similar problem with iCal, my Treo 650, and Missing Sync. I found a solution on the Missing Sync website that worked for me -- see my post at http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5453855&#5453855.

ICal Invites show Standard Time instead of Daylight Time

When sending event invites from iCal 4 with Exchange 2007 the event is created correctly but the email message is off by an hour and says Eastern Standard Time instead of Eastern Daylight Time.

I have the same problem.
I just imported my Palm Date Book calendar into iCal. The appointments in October show the correct time. Those in November are off by one hour. Here in Toronto, we go off Daylight time at the end of October.
My question is, if I correct the appointments now, is iCal going to "correct" them again when the time change actually happens?
I see there are lots of unanswered questions on Time Zone problems with iCal. Seems to be an issue with deep roots in the program.
GB

Google calendar event times are shown as -1h

Summary:
When I create a new event in the built in WP8 calendar app to a Google calendar the time of the event is being displayed as one hour earlier.
Steps to reproduce:
Create a new event in calendar. Choose one of the Google calendars configured (I have two configured in my phone). Set time as 2013/07/17 16:00. Save the event.
Expected behavior:
The event time in the agenda view is shown as 2013/07/17 16:00.
Observed behavior:
The event time in the agenda view is shown as 2013/07/17 16:00 for a few seconds. It then automatically changes to 2013/07/17 15:00.
Other notes:
I have two Google calendars configured. I can observe the same misbehavior on both.
I also have a Microsoft (@hotmail.com) calendar configured. This works as expected.
When I log into my Google calendar using a web browser, the time is shown as expected.
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Notes 1-6 suggests to me that the internal calendaring module in WP8 fails to recognize DST (daylight saving time) in timezone (UTC) London or misinterprets relevant information fields on Google calendar objects.
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Thanks,
Kaarel

Further investigation reveals this only happens when the event is created from within WP native calendar app and disappears when I make an edit to the event in any other calendar client including Google web. So a more appropriate description of the problem would be:
"Native calendar app keeps subtracting 1h off a Google calendar event on EVERY edit"
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Edit the event title and save in WP native calendar app. Event time moves by -1h again to 2013/07/17 13:00.
Edit the event title in Google web calendar.
Subsequent edits in WP native calendar do not mess up the time any longer. If I fix the time to what I originally intended (2013/07/17 15:00) in WP native calendar app, it stays there and shows correctly in all previously mentioned calendar viewers.
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Ical all day events show over 2 days during standard time (Nov-Apr)

Any all day event (either a holiday or an event I have repeating every year like a birthday) I have on my calender during standard time (from November to April) shows over a two day period.
For example, Christmas Eve shows up on Dec. 23 and 24.
I have tried syncing with time zone support on and off. I have tried using the same time zone in a different hemisphere. I had this problem last year and again this year. Once we switch to daylight savings the event show correctly.
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Thanks for the link--seems I'll just have to deal with the Palm/iCal calendaring anomalies. Do these "representation disconnects" have anything to do with the weird behavior of my iCal calendars, now that I've synced my palm data to iCal? Immediately after the original Palm/iCal sync, the calendars came up in iCal with no problem. Once I quit iCal, however, and then re-opened it, the list of calendars had disappeared from the "Calendars" pane to the left of the grid, and all of the events had disappeared as well.
As someone reported elsewhere in this forum, changing the viewing mode (day, week or month) causes the events themselves to reappear, but the "Calendars" pane remains blank.
I had hoped to ditch palm desktop and streamline my calendar /contact--computer/iPhone syncing, but iCal's odd behavior is making me question whether or not it is stable enough to fully rely on.
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Ical invites seen off by 1 hour in Outlook for IST (India Standard Time)

Hi,
I have this strange problem since I migrated to MAC recently and started using iCal. Earlier I was using Thunderbird with Lightning. I am in the India time zone (IST). Whenever I create an appointment using iCal and send invites (using MAC Mail) to meeting participants, the Outlook users among the recipients see the meeting at a time that is an hour ahead of the scheduled time. Lightning users get the invite correctly. Both my Mac and the recipients are using IST timezone.
Please note that India does not use daylight saving. I dug into the problem a bit and I have a speculation about what is going wrong.
India used daylight saving briefly in 1942. The VTIMEZONE specification generated in the ics by iCal seems to specify that daylight savings is used since May 15, 1942, and standard time is used since Sep 1, 1942. My speculation is that Outlook interprets this as saying that daylight saving is in force today (July 2013), probably just ignoring the year specification. Other calendar applications possibly are unaware of this bit of world war II history.
Any way that I can get iCal to not include the timezone information or to modify its 1942 memory? Currently, I am creating all appointments using UTC but that's obviously not pleasant.
Here is a paste of the relevant data in the ics file.
BEGIN:VTIMEZONE
TZID:Asia/Kolkata
BEGIN:STANDARD
TZOFFSETFROM:+0630
DTSTART:19420515T000000
TZNAME:GMT+05:30
TZOFFSETTO:+0530
RDATE:19420515T000000
RDATE:19451015T000000
END:STANDARD
BEGIN:DAYLIGHT
TZOFFSETFROM:+0530
DTSTART:19420901T000000
TZNAME:GMT+05:30
TZOFFSETTO:+0630
RDATE:19420901T000000
END:DAYLIGHT
END:VTIMEZONE

Hi, any thoughts here? I tried replacing the system timezone file for IST with a vanilla +0530 GMT offset one (in /var/share/zoneinfo) but that didn't work (even after a reboot). Does Mail (and other such applications) not use the system timezone definition files?

Name for standard time format?

Is there an official name that describes the Java standard time representation?
I think Java standard time defines two important things and I wish I could refer to them with a single, short, accurate name. The two things the standard defines are:
1) An epoch from which time is measured. The epoch is midnight, Jan 1st, 1970 AD, GMT.
2) The standard form of expressing time is in milliseconds (not seconds, not days) since the epoch.
Everytime I write a document telling someone that a time will be or should be expressed in this way, I have to write a description.
"express time in millis since midnight jan 1st, 1970 AD"
Is there an official (and much shorter) way of saying the same thing? The UNIX time standard, on which this is based, also seems to not have a name. The POSIX time standard seems to be wrong in that it doesn't handle leap years correctly.
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I don't think it really needs a name. Within Java we
can just say time in milliseconds and assume the
standard origin.Yeah, I agree with you, but I'm not really sure it would help the original poster to just assume that the origin is standard. Have you ever noticed how many people post questions about java.util.Date that are caused by a total inablity to understand that the class is nothing more then a wrapper for a time elapse ('how do I swtich the month to Januaray, why is the system time a huge number')? People new to programming seem to have a hard time understand dates as a distance from some origin in time, rather then a calendar expression, and Sun compounded the problem by including those deprecated calendar-specific methods in the original API (creating the impression that it is a calendar class). I don't think any one but senior level programmers will be able to sense the implied origin, even though your point that all computer dates use that epoch as a standard origin is correct.

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Thanks for the Suggestion Manish,
I have tried the same But its not working,
In the phone level we have the option to change the "Time Zone", The same we have changed to GMT+5:30 Indian Standard Time.
Any other suggestion....

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Hi Please let me know the sample format of the standard time characterstics..
Calendar Day-0CALDAY-->
Calendar Year/Month-->
Calendar month-->
Quarter -->
Calendar year/quarter-->
Calendar Year/Week-->
Calendar Year-->
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Posting period-->
Fiscal year variant-->
Fiscal year-->
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HI
check the link
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Format
EUR
'DD.MM.YYYY'
INTERNAL
'YYYYMMDD'
ISO/JIS
'YYYY-MM-DD'
USA
'MM/DD/YYYY'

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Hi ,
According to your description, my understanding is that your DateTime column shows Pacific Standard Time not your proper time zone in the SharePoint 2010.
For troubleshooting your issue, please have a look at the blog :
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Daylight Savings Time issue with Palm Treo 755p/Missing Sync 6.0.6

I'm not sure where the fault is, but here's what a user sees here:
User has a Palm Treo 755p with the 1.08 software installed.
Since DST on March 14th, when he syncs the iCal information to the phone using Missing Sync 6.0.6, the information on the phone is pushed ahead one hour.
But the odd thing about it is how it shows on the phone.
User created a repeating event from March 12-20 from 9-10 a.m. called "test 9" for an example of this.
On March 12 and 13, this shows as "test 9" -- at 9:00 on the Treo
From the 14th on, it shows as: "test 9 (9 am EST)" -- but it is entered at *10:00* a.m.
What I don't know is if this is a Missing Sync issue or a Palm OS issue.
User's computer is running 10.6.2 -- and both computer and Palm are in the Eastern time zone.
I'm open for suggestions here -- is this a *Palm* issue? Or something else?
Thanks!

We "fixed" this by noticing that -- for whatever reason -- Detroit (we're in Ann Arbor, actually) shows as "Eastern Standard Time" where it seems that every other major city in the time zone (Columbus, Indianapolis, New York, Miami, Philadelphia, etc...) shows as "Eastern Time".
So we set up iCal on this computer to use New York ("Eastern Time") and all the events added to iCal after that synced properly.
I tried to add "Detroit" to the Palm, but had no luck in syncing with that. I think the "Eastern Time" thing is key. I have a Bug Report into Apple about the fact that the time zone seems wrong for us.
That said, while I could change pre-existing events from "Eastern Standard Time" to "Eastern Time" in iCal, those events did *NOT* sync to the Palm correctly.
The user had to delete/readd the events in the right "time zone" to get them to sync correctly.
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