From: Yacht Captain Yacht on
When i re-open outlook and go to the calender, all the appointments times
have changed to 1am on the start day - 1am on the day after it waqs meant to
finish. So a 12 day appointment is now shown as over 2 days.
How do you change the default appointment time settings so an appointment
which is just typed into the day is from 9am - 5pm for example and will stay
as a 1 day event when opening and closing outlook?
From: Diane Poremsky [MVP] on
All day events are 12 -12, not 9-5. If you want it 9-5, you need to make it
for 9-5.

All day appointment change to 1 -1 if you change the time zone or DST
settings after making the appointment. See the time zone changer to fix
these for permanent moves -
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=e343a233-b9c8-4652-9dd8-ae0f1af62568&displaylang=en

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> When i re-open outlook and go to the calender, all the appointments times
> have changed to 1am on the start day - 1am on the day after it waqs meant
> to
> finish. So a 12 day appointment is now shown as over 2 days.
> How do you change the default appointment time settings so an appointment
> which is just typed into the day is from 9am - 5pm for example and will
> stay
> as a 1 day event when opening and closing outlook?