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Posted by Sooner Al [MVP] on January 7, 2006, 9:42 am
Please log in for more thread options My work around to that issue is to simply change the PocketPC time to the
new time when I change time zones. Its simple and it works. So, sync the PPC
and your PC to the correct local time when your at home and when you travel
to a new time zone simply set the PPC time to the new local time. Set it
back to your home local time when you get home.
Otherwise there is a program called Citytime that helps with this issue of
traveling, appointments and different time zones...
http://www.codecity.net/prodctppc.htm
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> Well, I agree on all this except I don't want to synch my clock ! My pc is
> Europe time, my ppc as well, but I'm travelling all the time and maintain
> my
> agenda on the local-time-where-I-am basis. If I synch the time, I'm never
> on
> time. If I change the time zone, my all calendar shifts....
>
> At least on my previous SP3i I could not-synch and it was easier !!! but
> it
> seems the check-box is set to be checked for ever
>
> Thanks anyway
> Vianney
>
> "Beverly Howard [Ms-MVP/MobileDev]" wrote:
>
>> to clarify, if you have the correct timezones set on _both_ the pc and
>> ppc, syncing the time should not cause a problem...
>>
>> For example, if your pc is set to the correct eastern time, and your ppc
>> is set to the correct central time, syncing the clocks should not change
>> the time on the ppc.
>>
>> Both devices work from a clock that is set to GMT time which should be
>> the same on both.
>>
>> Beverly Howard [MS MVP-Mobile Devices]
>>
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