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yes, one of our apps had a stored proc that had the time date coded into it. If the stupid testers did their job we would have found it before it became a customer visible issue.

and exhange was a bitch. the stupid tool that MS provided didnt work so we had to update each mailbox by hand. all 9 of us in IT were in the office yesterday fixing the outlook scheduling problem.
 

OutHouse

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Originally posted by: Kelemvor
Everyone's Outlook calednar has all the appointments off by 1 hour for the next 3 weeks. And they said they applied all these patches and everything too. Oh well.

you have to update exchange to fix that. if the tool doesnt work you have to log into each machine and run the tool to fix the time problem in outlook.

no fun.

FU MS and FU US Senate. :|
 

OutHouse

Lifer
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Originally posted by: KK
Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
Originally posted by: thirdeye
Windows 2000 sucks. That's all I have to say about that.

tzedit.exe

I just did that for my pc, do I need to reboot? my ATOT times are wrong, my PC time I changed to the proper time?

no you dont have to reboot. ATOT times are from AT webserver not your PC.
 

SampSon

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No, almost all of the people I work with can add or subtract one hour in their head.
 

KK

Lifer
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Originally posted by: SampSon
No, almost all of the people I work with can add or subtract one hour in their head.


:camera:s of the blond that can't