jmak Posted January 10, 2018 Posted January 10, 2018 Hi all I'm hoping I can get a simple answer to a simple problem as my simple mind has got stuck... My PC takes its time from the domain. All time settings I can find show UTC + 00:00 , Dublin, Edniburgh, Lisbon, London. In Outlook Calendar settings it shows the same, but at the top of the Calendar view, it shows Washington DC. Regional settings also show UK. I've tried "Set time zone automatically" on and off and it doesn't make any difference to this issue. Screen shots attached. OS is Windows 10 Education 1709 with Outlook 2016. What have I missed? Thanks in advance.
Katy Posted January 10, 2018 Posted January 10, 2018 Looking on mine the thing at the top of the calendar just controls the weather forecast shown rather than the time zone on anything. Not sure how you set it globally though, mine shows Blackpool and New York. Guessing New York was the default and I've probably added Blackpool myself a few years ago....
bald_pig Posted January 10, 2018 Posted January 10, 2018 Just for the weather, there's a drop-down arrow next to the location to change it for me in outlook 2016.
Joanne Posted January 10, 2018 Posted January 10, 2018 Are you using Office 365? You might have to logon to the web version and check time zones on that.
jmak Posted January 10, 2018 Author Posted January 10, 2018 Looking on mine the thing at the top of the calendar just controls the weather forecast shown rather than the time zone on anything. Not sure how you set it globally though, mine shows Blackpool and New York. Guessing New York was the default and I've probably added Blackpool myself a few years ago.... Just for the weather, there's a drop-down arrow next to the location to change it for me in outlook 2016. Well that's embarassing Are you using Office 365? You might have to logon to the web version and check time zones on that. Not using O365 - just being a bit dim and reactionary.... Thanks for the contributions.
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