Diary shouldn't use the term GMT during BST - meetings missed

[Daniel Benton]

Outlook diary always refers to the UK timezone as GMT even though for half of
the year it is GMT+1. Causes great confusion with international (and local)
meetings. Either refer to is as UK time throughout the year or make it GMT in
the winter and BST in the summer.

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[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Don't you check the option to show Daylight Savings Time?

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After furious head scratching, Daniel Benton asked:

| Outlook diary always refers to the UK timezone as GMT even though for
| half of the year it is GMT+1. Causes great confusion with
| international (and local) meetings. Either refer to is as UK time
| throughout the year or make it GMT in the winter and BST in the
| summer.
|
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| This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
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[Daniel Benton]

Yes - but meetings still appear in the calendar with the time shown as GMT,
even when they're not.