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Including time zone in an event invitation within the When: Field

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swilburn
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When creating a new event, is there a way that the event can indicate the time zone within the When: field?

For Example: My conference calls (event invitations) are in the east coast time zone, but I organize conference calls for participants that are worldwide. It would be nice if the event invitation would include the time zone in the When: field, so individuals know what time to convert the start of the event.

Is this possible?

Sarah Wilburn has invited you to 2016 AM Hotel Discussion

Title:


2016 AM Hotel Discussion

Location:


7:00 AM Pacific Time / 10:00 AM Eastern Time

When:


Wednesday, January 21, 2015 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Organizer:


Sarah Wilburn <swilburn@termis.org>

Description:


The call will begin at 7:00 AM PT / 10:00 AM ET.

When creating a new event, is there a way that the event can indicate the time zone within the When: field? For Example: My conference calls (event invitations) are in the east coast time zone, but I organize conference calls for participants that are worldwide. It would be nice if the event invitation would include the time zone in the When: field, so individuals know what time to convert the start of the event. Is this possible? Sarah Wilburn has invited you to 2016 AM Hotel Discussion Title: 2016 AM Hotel Discussion Location: 7:00 AM Pacific Time / 10:00 AM Eastern Time When: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Organizer: Sarah Wilburn <swilburn@termis.org> Description: The call will begin at 7:00 AM PT / 10:00 AM ET.

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Matt
Matt
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All times and date/times are in UTC when transmitted. So your Zone is converted to UTC for the email. The recipient gets a message showing the correct time for them as the UTC is converted to their time zone.