Article ID: 257178 - Last Review: November 28, 2003 - Revision: 3.0 Daylight Saving Time Incorrect for the Sydney Olympics in 2000
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The time and appointments on your Windows CE-based device may be an hour off from Sunday, 8/27/2000, to Saturday, 10/28/2000.
CAUSE
This behavior occurs because of the change in dates for daylight saving time by the New South Wales (NSW), Victorian (VIC), Australian Capital Territory (ACT), and Tasmanian (TAS) governments for the Sydney Olympics. The normal daylight saving time for Sydney is from the last Sunday of October through the last Sunday of March (for example, 10/28/2000 through 3/25/2001). However, because of the Sydney Olympics, the daylight saving time has been changed to 8/27/2000 through 3/25/2001 (that is, the last Sunday of August through last Sunday of March). If your Home City or Visiting City setting in World Clock is set to Sydney, NSW (Australia) from 8/27/2000 to 10/28/2000, your device's time and appointments may be off by an hour.
RESOLUTIONWindows CE 2.0, 2.11 for Palm-size PC and Windows CE 2.0, 2.11, 3.0 Professional Edition for Handheld PCBecause there is no preconfigured setting for Sydney in World Clock for the new daylight saving time from 8/27/2000 to 10/28/2000, you need to create a custom city. Use the normal Sydney, NSW (Australia) city setting from 10/29/2000 on.Windows Pocket PC with Windows CE 3.0Change the clock's default time zone for your city ("Sydney, NSW," "Canberra (Australia)," "Melbourne, VIC," or "Hobart, TAS") to a GMT+11 time zone from 8/27/2000 to 10/28/2000.MORE INFORMATIONWindows CE 2.0, 2.11 for Palm-size PC and Windows CE 2.0, 2.11, 3.0 Professional Edition for Handheld PCTo create a custom city:
Windows Pocket PC with Windows CE 3.0To change the clock's default time zone for your city:
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