HT2513 I moved to another time zone...

I moved to another time zone... when I switch my imac time zone, my calendar appts all switch...to another time as well... how do i switch the time zone on my computer w/o having all my ical appts switch time...It is also happening w my iphone...so for now i have not switched my time...which is a real pain

Hello natas92xx,
The steps below detail how to go about turning off Auto-Renew for your Match subscription.
Turn off Auto-Renew from a computer:
Open iTunes. Download the latest version.
Choose Store > Sign In.
Enter your Apple ID and password.
Click Sign In.
Choose Store > View My Account. You might be asked to re-enter your Apple ID password.
In the "iTunes in the Cloud" section, click Turn Off Auto-Renew to the right of iTunes Match.
Turn off Auto-Renew from an iOS device using iOS 7.1 or later:
Choose Settings > iTunes & App Stores.
If you're not already signed in with your Apple ID:
Tap the Apple ID field.
Enter your username and password.
Tap Done on the onscreen keyboard.
Tap your Apple ID name.
Choose View Apple ID.
From the Account Settings page, scroll down to the iTunes in the Cloud section.
Tap the iTunes Match Renewal toggle so that it slides to the left.
Subscribe to iTunes Match
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT4914
Cheers,
Allen

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