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Code level: intermediate    Code area: Outlook Expert Techniques Printer Friendly Version
Title: Dealing with Timezones in CDO 1.21 calendaring
Description: Then creating appointments in another user calendar, I have had a little trouble setting dates correct in some circumstances. The problem was that the user had another timezone set on the Exchange server than the user creating the appointment. I found a solution that temporarily changes the user's timezone with Session.SetOption solved the problem.
Date: 31-Oct-2002  15:27
Code level: intermediate
Code area: Outlook Expert Techniques
Posted by: Christian Gram
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  31-Oct-2002  15:27   
Cool sample! Thanks, Christian.

  26-Sep-2005  14:50   
What are the operators in the IF statements?
  13-Oct-2005  10:15   
Brian, I imagine they're <>. Christian's sample predates a fix we made to the site to keep it from eating <> characters.
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