When you log on to the basic version of Outlook Web Access for
Exchange Server 2003, the calendar appointments in the
public folder appear in the time zone of the public
server.
You expect the appointments to appear in the time zone
of the Outlook Web Access client.
Note This issue does not occur if you log on to the premium version of
Outlook Web Access.
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In the basic version of Outlook Web Access, the Davex.dll
file in the public folder server sets
the start time and the end time for the calendar items. Therefore, the basic
version of Outlook Web Access displays the time zone of the public folder
server.
In the premium version of Outlook
Web Access, the client-side script sets
the start time and the end time for the calendar
appointments. Therefore, the premium version of Outlook Web Access displays the time
zone of the client-side
script.
Note The
premium version of Outlook
Web Access and the basic version of Outlook
Web Access do not use the time zone settings in Outlook Web Access when
the calendar items in
the public folder set
the time zone information.
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To work around this issue, log on to the
premium version of Outlook Web Access.
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This
behavior is by design.
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