Outlook 2010 on Terminal Server, default timezone resetting to Central America time on log of

First, thanks for reading!
We have a user that travels frequently and uses Terminal Server often to connect. In his Outlook profile on the Terminal Server we have a default and secondary time zone set for him, as he travels through time zones often and wants to know what is when even
in other parts of the country. Just about every time he logs off and back on, his primary time zone is set to (UTC -06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) which is wrong, and his previous, correct, default time zone is then set to his secondary time zone. The
previous secondary time zone is of course wiped out.
His laptop is fine and does not do this under any circumstances. Has anyone seen this behavior before? I have already blown out the local profile on the Terminal Server, I'm at a loss here.
Thanks in advance for any and all help.

Are you in Citrix environment? Take a look at this article:
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX303498
Do you have the 'use local client time' applied?
We're unfortunately in a stock Terminal Server environment, but I'll take a look! Thanks for the link.
We do have Terminal Server pulling time form clients when they connect, so ill take a hard look.

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