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					<description><![CDATA[I use Gmail and Outlook 2016.  For my calendar, I use outlook.com and send invites via Gmail (which sacrifices tracking features).  The key issue I&#039;ve had is that invites sent to others via Gmail were being offset by -8 hours (while invites sent via an Outlook email address were not).  Through trial and error, I found a resolution and hope you might share this info with others in case it will be helpful, possibly with a technical explanation.

Outlook 2016: File &#062; Options &#062; Calendar &#062; Calendar Options &#062; uncheck &quot;When sending meeting requests outside of your organization, use the iCalendar format&quot;

Thanks!

Tyler]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I use Gmail and Outlook 2016.  For my calendar, I use outlook.com and send invites via Gmail (which sacrifices tracking features).  The key issue I&#8217;ve had is that invites sent to others via Gmail were being offset by -8 hours (while invites sent via an Outlook email address were not).  Through trial and error, I found a resolution and hope you might share this info with others in case it will be helpful, possibly with a technical explanation.</p>
<p>Outlook 2016: File &gt; Options &gt; Calendar &gt; Calendar Options &gt; uncheck &#8220;When sending meeting requests outside of your organization, use the iCalendar format&#8221;</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Tyler</p>
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