Outlook Tips – Add a Second Time Zone

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Posted by Chris Leong | Posted in Archives | Posted on 23-01-2009

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In my line of work, I do need to work with people from different time zones. Adding a different time zone can really helps to manage the time differences.

To add a new time zone. Go to Tools menu > click Options > Under Calendar . Calendar options

Under Advance options > Click Time Zone > select the Show an additional time zone check box. In the Label box, type a description such as “Houston”. In the time zone list, click the Time Zone and click “Ok”

An additional time zone will appear next to your default time zone

Comments (2)

CJW said on 26-02-2009
	Thanks!

CJW said on 26-02-2009
	PS – Outlook Track-It is another good outlook tip. Basically a toolbar plugin for outlook where you can flag emails for followup reminders. Nice business tool. Free download on the site is where i got it.

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