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When a friend of mine is sending email using outlook express the time shown when it was sent is about 2 1/2 hours off. She says that the clock in the lower right corner shows the correct time. Anyone have any ideas what it could be? thanks

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>-----Original Message-----
>When a friend of mine is sending email using outlook
express the time shown when it was sent is about 2 1/2
hours off. She says that the clock in the lower right
corner shows the correct time. Anyone have any ideas what
it could be? thanks
>.
>I believe the time displayed in e/mails is the time it
was sent from the server.(your friends ISP)

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that's kinda what I was thinking. I will let her know. Thanks

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