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Microsoft Windows Mobile devices and daylight-saving time changes in 2007

Windows Mobile devices and operating system

To be compatible with the upcoming daylight-saving time changes on the Microsoft Windows Mobile handheld device platform — which also includes Windows CE, smartphone, and Pocket PC devices — you should make sure the host computer is up to date first (see our information on Microsoft Windows computers and Apple Macintosh computers, as appropriate), and then update your Windows Mobile device.

You should update to the:

The following Windows Mobile operating systems have a DST Update available, according to the Microsoft article above:   Updated

Earlier Windows Mobile and Windows CE operating systems

If you do not have one of the Windows Mobile operating systems which is compatible with the DST update, yours may require manual workarounds or other measures. We do not currently have further information on this.

RIT Exchange calendaring

Consult the RIT Microsoft Exchange and daylight-saving time changes in 2007 page for collected information related to the Exchange system.

The extended daylight-saving time period is:

To minimize confusion during the extended DST period beginning in March, Microsoft also suggests following these additional steps when working with your RIT Exchange calendar:

In addition, you may want to post an all-day event — repeating each day through the extended daylight-saving time period and marked with the free/busy status of "Free" — to your calendar to remind yourself of the extended daylight-saving time period.

Summary

To summarize: