Join.me changing time zones randomly

Why are the time zones in join.me changing randomly. They are at times even different between my meetings and when creating meetings. This is causing huge problems in mis scheduling appointments. Is anyone else having this issue?

Do you synch with 1 or more PC's? It may be you have a PC in the wrong time zone that is updating it? Not sure if that would do it but worth checking...
Message Edited by DigitalFrog on 06-17-2008 04:25 PM
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/data/tzdata2006p.test:3459: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3460: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
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/data/tzdata2006p.test:3462: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
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/data/tzdata2006p.test:3464: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3465: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3466: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3467: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3468: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3469: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
/data/tzdata2006p.test:3470: time zone not found: Europe/Podgorica
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/data/tzdata2006p.test:4915: test failed: Australia/West
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/data/tzdata2006p.test:4919: test failed: Australia/West
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