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rob22 · 07-25-2007, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by cdodkin

you need to make sure that iCal and the iPhone are both set to the correct time zone.

On the Mac - in Date & Time - select a city that is in your timezone

In iCal - go to PREFS/ADVANCED and make sure 'Turn on Time Zones Support' is checked

On the iPhone - go to SETTINGS/GENERAL/DATE & TIME and make sure TIME ZONE SUPPORT = ON

Then select TIME ZONE and make sure you select the same time zone/city as your Mac.

Now everything should sync at the same time in iCal and on the iPhone.

That seems to have done it! I wasn't using the time zone function since I live in AZ and we never change our time. I suppose we'll see how everything goes when the time changes for everyone else next time. Thanks for your help!

07-25-2007, 01:44 PM	#3 (permalink)
rob22 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 40 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you! Originally Posted by cdodkin you need to make sure that iCal and the iPhone are both set to the correct time zone. On the Mac - in Date & Time - select a city that is in your timezone In iCal - go to PREFS/ADVANCED and make sure 'Turn on Time Zones Support' is checked On the iPhone - go to SETTINGS/GENERAL/DATE & TIME and make sure TIME ZONE SUPPORT = ON Then select TIME ZONE and make sure you select the same time zone/city as your Mac. Now everything should sync at the same time in iCal and on the iPhone. That seems to have done it! I wasn't using the time zone function since I live in AZ and we never change our time. I suppose we'll see how everything goes when the time changes for everyone else next time. Thanks for your help!