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On our 2015 stake calendar, which we had printed and distributed, we had several repeating events that crossed the Nov 1 date. We discovered that sometime after the printing crossing the repating events crossing Nov 1 2015 are off by one hour (the calendar shows them one hour later than what they were scheduled for) for the balance of the year. Whatever is causing this problem is a change in the system after December of 2014 when we entered them and printed our annual calendars. I am going to manually change these events for the 2015 year end so they are correct again, which works for the rest of this year.
However, in mid-October I set some 2016 events that repeat monthly for the whole 2016 year and as they crossed the magic start of daylight savings (March 13, 2016) the start times were shifted one hour as shown on the attached document. We are on Pacific time and the times should remain the same throughout the year, which they did in past years. This can be worked around for next year, but only by not using repeating events all year, which is very ugly to manage. There is an attachment showing a screen with this behavior.
Is anyone else seeing this strange behavior? I posted this on an old DST thread and nobody commented so I am posting this again starting a new thread.
However, in mid-October I set some 2016 events that repeat monthly for the whole 2016 year and as they crossed the magic start of daylight savings (March 13, 2016) the start times were shifted one hour as shown on the attached document. We are on Pacific time and the times should remain the same throughout the year, which they did in past years. This can be worked around for next year, but only by not using repeating events all year, which is very ugly to manage. There is an attachment showing a screen with this behavior.
Is anyone else seeing this strange behavior? I posted this on an old DST thread and nobody commented so I am posting this again starting a new thread.