Email notifications for shared calendar events received by the user with whom a calendar is shared have an incorrect time stamp: Test was removed from Swan Calendar When: Friday, August 11, 2017 5:00 PM-7:00 PM.

Word for mac negative image. Junior Member I have had the same problem, it has taken me 2 weeks and 96 min on the phone with customer support for ME to figure it out. Now bare with me in outlook/tools/options/calendar options/ time zones. Check what time zone you have it set.

If there is another one with the same gmt select that one (i.e. Mine is central time -0600 there is 2 of these) make sure the one you select allows you to check the box below it adjust for Daylight savings time. Now go to control panels to date and time properties. Under the time zone tab make sure that you time zone you have selected allow you to check automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes.

Under the date and time tab manually adjust the clock back one hour if need be (I had to) go back to outlook and send yourself a test message as this should have fixed the problem if you need more help with this feel free to give me a call507-398-8111 Adam 'Phoenix' wrote: > that's doesn't solve the problem but I did figure it out.Micorsofts server > time is wrong.double click the clock on your screen where ever it lies and > Internet Time>time.nist.gov>Update.that will fix the timing issue > > 'kramenots' wrote: > > > I'm having the same problem. Changing the time zone changes the system clock > > unfortunately. The problem has something to do with Daylight Savings Time. > > Outlook isn't using DST. My system clock will say 2:45, but the email will be > > stamped 1:45.

> > Any help is appreciated! > > > > 'Chad J.' Wrote: > > > > > Tools/Options/Preferences/Calendar Options. Once in this screen there is a > > > button on the lower right that says Time Zone. Hope this helps. > > > > > > 'Hemi' wrote: > > > > > > > Does anyone know where Outlook 2003 gets its time from? The reason why I ask > > > > is that all emails are 1 hour behind.

When you look at the email on webmail > > > > the time is correct but as soon as the email gets to the Outlook 2003 Account > > > > the time goes back 1 hour. I have checked the mail server, Domain Server and > > > > all desktop time settings and they are all correct.

I am organizing my photos among many iPhotos files. Then, when I was exporting a photo from Photos, I noted that it creates a photo with the exportation date and not the date the picture was taken?!?! How can I fix that? I tried to export as original, choosing other sets and even drag and drop but the picture always change its creation data to the data of exportation. For example: I took a picture with my iPhone in 3/21/15. When I export from Photos today (5/13/15), the picture shows this date as the creation one.

But I intend to keep the original date when the picture was taken!!! That won't be more logical in this case? I don't wanna have about 30.000 pictures created today as my backup!!!

Thank you for your answer but unfortunately what you are saying it is not what is happening. Did you try to export a photo from Photo App from one library and import it to another library (all libraries managed by Photo App)? Well, I know the diference between the date of the file and the date of the picture was took. The old iPhoto worked that very well.

The point is, when I am doing the exportation/importation process, the final photo, inside the new library, just doesn't have the date when the picture was took but the date of the file creation. As I told in my question: Export form Library 1 Picture 'A' taken in 3/21/15 Export: no information about the date when the photo was taken but only the date from file creation/modification (which differs from 3/21/15 to 5/12/15 - yesterday) Import to Library 2 Picture same 'A', taken in 3/21/15, now appears as it was taken in 5/12/15 I made the test with many others photos, taken from different devices (iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, Canon S90) and all have the same problem. Michel.matos wrote: Export: no information about the date when the photo was taken but only the date from file creation/modification (which differs from 3/21/15 to 5/12/15 - yesterday) Could explain more about what you mean by this? Where exactly is what saying there is 'no information about the date when the photo was taken'? FWIW, I cannot duplicate your results. When I export an original, the embedded date info is not changed. I haven't reimported anything into another Photos library (I have just the one) but the inspector in Preview clearly shows all the original's camera metadata is preserved & unaltered, including the date & time the photo was taken.

DaylilyFan: Did you check your Applications folder for iPhoto? My understanding is that when Photos is installed, iPhoto is removed from the Dock but it is not actually deleted from your Mac.