Outlook: Set up a second time zone

For example, if you often have appointments in a city abroad, you can set up a second time zone in Outlook. We'll show you how it's done.

Add a second time zone in Outlook

The second time zone is only shown in the form of an additional timeline in the calendar view. Times and dates remain unaffected.

1. Start Outlook, click on "Tools" in the menu bar at the top and open the "Options".
2. Under the "Settings" tab, you will find the "Calendar options" button pretty high up.
3. Click on the "Time zone" button at the bottom right.
4. Activate the checkmark in front of the item "Show an additional time zone".
5. Enter a name for the time zone and select the appropriate one from the list.
6. If you then click the "OK" button, it will be added.

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