In Outlook 2007 when I enter a person's birthday in the contact section, the
birthday shows up on the calendar as a recurring event which is great.
However, as soon as I close Outlook, everyone's birthday ends up showing up a
day early.

For example if I state that the person's birthdate is May 22, 1960 it will
show up in subsequent years on the calendar on May 21st! Even if I go in and
make the correction to "starting on May 22, 1960 to reoccur every May 21st",
it always reverts back to a day early.

How can I get this to stop and reflect the correct date?

is it full day off or just off an hour or multiple hours?

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"Petra" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> In Outlook 2007 when I enter a person's birthday in the contact section,
> the
> birthday shows up on the calendar as a recurring event which is great.
> However, as soon as I close Outlook, everyone's birthday ends up showing
> up a
> day early.
>
> For example if I state that the person's birthdate is May 22, 1960 it will
> show up in subsequent years on the calendar on May 21st! Even if I go in
> and
> make the correction to "starting on May 22, 1960 to reoccur every May
> 21st",
> it always reverts back to a day early.
>
> How can I get this to stop and reflect the correct date?