The document provides instructions for setting time zones and adjusting date/time formats in Microsoft Outlook and Windows. It describes clicking Options in Outlook to access Calendar Options and Time Zone settings, where the user can add time zones, adjust daylight saving time, and set time zone labels. It also outlines accessing the Regional and Language Options in Windows Control Panel to customize date formats.

2.  Click the File tab
 Click Options
 Click Calendar.
 Under Time Zones, type a description in the label box
 In the Time zone list, Choose any format that you
 Click on Adjust for daylight saving time check box for
computer clock adjustment automatically.
 For second time zone – Click on Show a Second Time Zone

3.  Go to Tools menu, click on Options
 From Option box, Click on Calendar Options.
 From Calendar Options box, Click on Time Zone
 Under Current time zone, type a description in the Label box
 In the Time zone list, Choose any format that you.
 Click on Adjust for daylight saving time check box for
computer clock adjustment automatically.
 You can add another time zone by click on show and Additional
Time Zone

4. Click on
Ok
Open Outlook
 Go to Tools menu >>
Click Options
Step 1 :

5. Step 2 :
From Option box, Click
on Calendar Options

6. Step 3 :
From Option box, Click
on Calendar Options

7. Step 5 :
 Under Current
time zone, type a
description in
the Label box
 In time zone
list,
Choose any format
 Click on Adjust
for daylight
saving time
 Check box for
computer clock
adjustment
automatically

8. Step 6 :
You can add another
time zone by click on
show and Additional
Time Zone

10. Click Swap Time
Zones

12. Click on Start »
control panel »
regional and language
option.
Step 1 :

13. Step 2 :
Click on Start »
control panel »
regional and language
option.

14. Step 3 :
On the Regional
Options tab, under
Standards and
formats, click
Customize .

15. Step 4 :
From the Date tab,
changes date
format, under Short
date and Long date