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Well, for more on the battle to switch to Daylight Savings Time... I changed my PC from Indiana to regular EST, and to recognize Daylight Savings Time (otherwise known as "Mommy, why do I have to go to bed when it is so light outside?"). I did this by double clicking on the time in the lower right of my Windows XP PC client. After changing this I rebooted. After rebooting I started Notes. Then I did a File, Mobile, Edit Current Location, Advanced. I changed it from "Use operating systems time zone settings" to No. Lo, it still thinks it's on Indiana time with No Daylight Savings time. I suspect this only gets set at startup. (pmr 05481,500) So I manually changed it to regular EST with DST recognized and saved it. Pulled it back up and changed it back to "Use operating systems time zone settings" and saved it again. Then I did a File, Mobile, Edit Current Time/Phone and made sure that finally said regular, and not Indiana, EST with DST recognized. Now I open my calendar. And just like Notes warned, switching your time zone mucked up all of my Calendar entries during the time that DST is recognized. This is a known issue. Notes claims that if you have meetings that span time zones that it is better that the others not get their time's changed and, since you changed your PC you can change all of yours manually. Regular PITA but a documented PITA nonetheless. I look at my Calendar view and I notice that my meeting with my boss is moved from 4-4:30. I am thinking "No problem, they let me know that this was going to happen, I'll just change it and move on." However when I double click on the meeting to change it, it says that the meeting time is 3-3:30. (pmr 05482,500) On my i5/os I changed the system value (V5R3 and above) QTIMZON and I am reassured by IBM that all my job schedule entries and everything will work just fine. Those that fall within the time period between 2 and 3am on Sunday will still run on Sunday. And in the fall those same entries will run once, but not twice, even though there will be two 2:15am's this fall. Rob Berendt
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