Tagged date off by one day since 2010

I was tagging a TV show I recorded and put it into iTunes only to have it show 1 day earlier than what I tagged it. I used meta-X, so I thought there might be a bug there, but a dump using AtomicParsley shows the correct date:
Atom "Â©day" contains: 2010-01-16T00:00:00Z
But in iTunes this shows as 1/15/10
So either iTunes is wrong (or doing some kind of wierd timezone adjustment that is wasn't doing prior to 1/1/2010) or AtomicParsley is wrong.
Anybody else seeing this?

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Hi
I have a weird problem, I have one calendar in which the entries are off by one day only on my iphone, they are correct on my ical where I enter them and also on icloud website calendar but NOT on the iphone. They show as all day events on the iphone exactly one day prior to when they should be displayed. Any thoughts?

(1) If your iPhone is syncing contacts with iCloud, turn it off. In Settings on your iPhone, Mail,Contacts,Calendars, Accounts, iCloud, turn off Contacts.
(2) sync your iPhone to iTunes.
(3) now select the ‘Info’ tab in iTunes for your iPhone. Ensure that ‘Sync Address Book Contacts’ is ticked. (You can revert to syncing with iCloud later, after this process is complete.)
(4) scroll to the very bottom section of the Info tab. Where it says ‘Replace information on this iPhone’, select ‘Contacts’.
(5) Sync again.
Now check Calendars on iPhone, this process ‘fixes’ the information of birth dates and they should now appear correctly.

Imports off by one day in cal

When imported a shared calendar, all events appear off by one day in my ical. Do you know how to fix this?
Thanks!

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ExternalUpdates.storedata
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Log out and log back in. Relaunch Mail. It should prompt you to re-import your messages. You may get a warning that the index is damaged and that Mail has to quit. Click OK. Typically, the process takes a few minutes, but it may take hours if you have gigantic mailboxes. In that case, you may be able to speed things up by temporarily adding your home folder to the Privacy list in the Spotlight preference pane. Remove it when Mail has finished importing.
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I always used iCal's timezone support. I had it on since day one I got my computer running. I have been using the birthday calendar function for all my address book contacts' birthdays as well.
I have just moved from Vancouver (GMT -7) to Japan (GMT +9), and now all my contact's birthday is off by one day. I tried turning off the iCal timezone support but not much happened.
What can I do?

I've had this same issue 2 times now (I'm also on the same setup as you).
What has worked for me is the workaround listed here:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20070313180838582
To simplify, copy the script shown in the last post into a text file called:
correctBirthdays (no file extension such as .txt is necessary)
and save it into your home directory. Once you've done that:
1. Back up your Address Book with the 'File > Back up Address Book...' menu item
2. Open the Terminal application
3. In Terminal, type *chmod 755 correctBirthdays* to make the script executable.
4. Type *./correctBirthdays -1* and hit enter. If you're coming back from Japan, you'll want to use 1 instead of -1 to move the birthdays forward instead of back a day.
5. That's it. Terminal will report how many birthdays were corrected.
I'm guessing that this problem has been fixed in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, and that's why musicale can't reproduce the issue.
Hope this helps!
(and I take no responsibility if you mess something up! It should work though.)
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Set a PO delivery date to deliver one day ahead of demand without GR Proc.

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I have been fighting this problem for months, and can find no conclusive answer that resolves this.
If I manually open the contact and rectify the date, it will stay correct for a very random time period and then shift
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I am about to lose a couple of my biggest clients, and probably my job as well, so I need urgent help.
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Hi,
Have the users check on OWA, does the issue persist? Please also make sure the timezone of Exchange is also properly configured.
I'm not an expert about Exchange, I hope this blog can be helpful:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/fun_with_powershell/archive/2013/04/30/where-is-the-time-zone-property-stored-in-exchange-2010.aspx
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I have a Start Date and End Date parameter in my SSRS report. The results are off by 1 day. For example if I enter 4/2/2015 and 4/20/2015 it will return a few results from 4/1/2015 to 4/19/2015. I think maybe it's a problem with my date
conversion in T-SQL, but thought someone more experienced than me would have seen this before.
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Since the upgrade, some of my calender events show up one day earlier. There is no true pattern and sometimes they are correct which makes it REALLY hard to know what is correct.
I use Exchange to sync all my calenders from Google. I don't know if this is a google problem or an IOS one. Some of the subscribed calenders are right, but some are not.
It's really frusterating.
Other discussions involve the birthday calender problem or multi-day event problems but this is just weird and different.
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Couldn't find this so started a new discussion, with the "fix" that Tech Support helped me figure out.
(Then I discovered I could find my discussions using "My Stuff" at the top of the page. LOL)
Here's a link to my new post with steps for fixing the all day events on the wrong day problem.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/16609517#16609517
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Calendar off by one day

Just noticed today that my Palm Desktop has shifted all of my recurring dates between April and November back one day. Most things, like birthdays, are all off one day during this time frame (every year). It also shifted some non-recurring events back one day. What the heck can cause this. Any ideas? Help!
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I'm having the same issue with event dates on Palm Desktop v4.1 between April and October being changed to one day early. However, at the fringes, the dates are correct. For example, events on April 1 and 2 remain OK but one on April 8 was moved to the 7th. Similarly, an event on October 21st is now on the 20th but one on October 31st is OK. That would seem to indicate that the period might have to do with when DST used to start and end (I think). Furthermore, appointment times during this period were advanced one hour.
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I am in the UK and suspected this was due to time zone issues (why do US companies assume they're alone on this planet?). However, I am running the latest version of iTunes and iPhone software. If an appointment is 'All day', Outlook shows it correctly, but iPhone sometimes syncs to the previous day (but not always).
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SELECT col1,col2 FROM bill WHERE
trunc (TO_DATE(time_stamp, 'yyyy/mm/dd HH:MI:SS AM') = trunc (TO_DATE('2012/01','yyyy/mm');
This only returns data for first day of the month and need data for a month.
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Is this a bug in the apple upgrade that came out last night?

For different reasons, I have the same question, i.e., can an all day event be made to wrap around to more than one line in a monthly calendar?
Alternatively, can I make an event without a time included in the print out?
I'm trying to make a genealogy calendar that includes the date, year and place of births and deaths. Obviously, such events would not include a time of day...or at least not times that I would know.
Narwhales...did you ever figure out a work around?

Calendar birthdays off by one day

I guess this has been a pretty common problem, but I'm wondering if anyone has found a solution (other than to manually re-input birthdays)? Here's the specifics on my situation.
My wife and I each got an iphone last month and we each have the latest version of IOS 5. I put quite a few birthdays in my contacts list and they showed up fine on my calendar. I shared my contacts with my wife using Bump. The birthdays show up correctly in her Contacts information - but some of them (and only some, not all) show up on her calendar a day early. We tried doing a reset of her phone to repopulate the calendar birthdays from the contact info, but that didn't make any difference. Neither of us has Timezone Support turned on.
Anybody have a solution?

(1) If your iPhone is syncing contacts with iCloud, turn it off. In Settings on your iPhone, Mail,Contacts,Calendars, Accounts, iCloud, turn off Contacts.
(2) sync your iPhone to iTunes.
(3) now select the ‘Info’ tab in iTunes for your iPhone. Ensure that ‘Sync Address Book Contacts’ is ticked. (You can revert to syncing with iCloud later, after this process is complete.)
(4) scroll to the very bottom section of the Info tab. Where it says ‘Replace information on this iPhone’, select ‘Contacts’.
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