Iphone Calendar times are alwasy 1 hour later than what is in Outlook 2003

It is so frustrating. I input all my events on Outlook but when it syncs with teh iphone it is alwasy one hour later!!!!!!

Ansuz82 wrote:
Check your Daylight Savings time settings, as well as the time zone settings.
Thanks. I was having the same problem. I downloaded the San Diego Chargers' schedule from their website, and it was showing the correct times on my iMac, but my iPhone was always 1 hour ahead. I found that I had "Time Zone Support" turned ON, but didn't have a time zone selected. I selected "Pacifica" for my time zone and now all the game times correct.

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Are the calendar bookings 1 hour later in all attendees’ calendars or just some specific calendars? Does the issue only happen to the meeting request that you are the organizer? How about the meeting organized by other users?
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Ever since the most recent daylight-savings time change, I noticed all events I created in iCal, when synced with my iPhone, became an hour off. If I edit the event on the iPhone, it stays the correct time on my iPhone, but when it syncs with iCal again, the time on iCal goes off by another hour, even though the time for the event on the iPhone stays correct. (Hopefully that makes sense) Has anyone else experienced this problem? It is incredibly annoying, because now I have no trust in any of my calendar entries as to what the correct time is.
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Yes, I did. I posted an identical post in the iPhone forum since no one answered here. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1791145&tstart=0
The first reply solved the problem. It involved the Time Zone setting in iCal Advanced preferences for me.

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Not simple enough. Please read the original concern.
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With time zone support on, you can edit an individual event and change the time zone for that event. This list will include options for your default time zones, UTC, and "floating" - the latter of which is what you are looking for. Floating changes the event to occur at the specified time, local time.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11531
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