Microsoft outlook recurring appointment issue on iphone

In Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010, when creating a new recurring calendar event on the 2nd weekday of every month, the dates come out wrong on the iphone (event is shifted on iphone to 1st weekday of the first full week of the month)
Is there any fix for this?
Thanks.

I started to see this problem a couple of weeks ago. Until then for a few months I had not have any issue.
I found a solution here. The problem in your case is likely the sync between Outlook and Exchange Server.
http://community.office365.com/en-us/forums/158/t/78556.aspx?PageIndex=2
> In order to have the 'deleted item' actually deleted at the server, you have to got to the 'deleted item' folder and *sync* it.
> Usually once opening the folder it will just initiate a sync, if not, click on the sync button.
When I tried to sync Deleted Items folder, I found it was not synching, and found large deleted email (20MB) probably stuck. I manually deleted it, then started synchronizing.
Now, deleted mail on Outlook is automatically deleted on my iPhone!! :-)
Hope this will solve your problem as well.

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