Sony Ericsson T637
iCal syncing problems...
My ical will sync up, but the information will be way off. For example if I have to work at 9-5 on 10/4/04, it will say on my phone that I have to work 3-7 on 10/4/04-10/5/05. I'm using a 15" powerbook, and ical on OS 10.3. Any ideas?
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ok here is the deal
im working 11-7:30 on ical on my computer. sync. phone says im working 12-8:30, so somewhere in the time settings im messed up an hour.
i have it set at -7 GMT, 1 hour summertime day light savings and auto time zone.
any other ideas?
im working 11-7:30 on ical on my computer. sync. phone says im working 12-8:30, so somewhere in the time settings im messed up an hour.
i have it set at -7 GMT, 1 hour summertime day light savings and auto time zone.
any other ideas?
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i think i have fixed a similar problem - in my case my appnts were pushed forward several hours. after multiple trial and error attempts, here is what worked:
1) master reset on phone (it was only 1 day old in my case so nothing much to loose).
2) upon restart, when it prompts to set the time zone, click "cancel".
3) set the time zone to GMT
4) set the time to the actual GMT time (not your time)
5) set the time zone to your specific time zone. in my case this was GMT-7hr
6) turn off the auto time set thing
7) add the 1 hour summertime daylight savings.
this worked for me.
note that when i originally started the phone would set the time to GMT+7 hours + 1 hour summertime. this would result in the clock appearing to be correc...
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1) master reset on phone (it was only 1 day old in my case so nothing much to loose).
2) upon restart, when it prompts to set the time zone, click "cancel".
3) set the time zone to GMT
4) set the time to the actual GMT time (not your time)
5) set the time zone to your specific time zone. in my case this was GMT-7hr
6) turn off the auto time set thing
7) add the 1 hour summertime daylight savings.
this worked for me.
note that when i originally started the phone would set the time to GMT+7 hours + 1 hour summertime. this would result in the clock appearing to be correc...
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