When I got a responding email recently, possibly with the answer, there
wasn't any content on the web link that I was referred to. (My browser works
for everything else.) Now the date has also since begun to read a day AHEAD
-- and the time is still an hour BEHIND the actual Sent and/or Receive time,
even when the time in my computer is correct.

Please tell me again and put the explicit answer in a direct email if
necessary.

You need to check calendar settings within Outlook

"Chris2T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:22786F8E-73F1-4A73-8566-(E-Mail Removed)...
> When I got a responding email recently, possibly with the answer, there
> wasn't any content on the web link that I was referred to. (My browser
> works
> for everything else.) Now the date has also since begun to read a day
> AHEAD
> -- and the time is still an hour BEHIND the actual Sent and/or Receive
> time,
> even when the time in my computer is correct.
>
> Please tell me again and put the explicit answer in a direct email if
> necessary.

Where do I find that? (btw I did change the date back on the computer) now I
only need to correct the time stamp.

"DL" wrote:

> You need to check calendar settings within Outlook
>
> "Chris2T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:22786F8E-73F1-4A73-8566-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > When I got a responding email recently, possibly with the answer, there
> > wasn't any content on the web link that I was referred to. (My browser
> > works
> > for everything else.) Now the date has also since begun to read a day
> > AHEAD
> > -- and the time is still an hour BEHIND the actual Sent and/or Receive
> > time,
> > even when the time in my computer is correct.
> >
> > Please tell me again and put the explicit answer in a direct email if
> > necessary.
>
>
>

I got another message in my email but the link referred to is blank as is the
"click this link if problems" website!

"Chris2T" wrote:

> When I got a responding email recently, possibly with the answer, there
> wasn't any content on the web link that I was referred to. (My browser works
> for everything else.) Now the date has also since begun to read a day AHEAD
> -- and the time is still an hour BEHIND the actual Sent and/or Receive time,
> even when the time in my computer is correct.
>
> Please tell me again and put the explicit answer in a direct email if
> necessary.

"Chris2T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:513EABDB-C551-412F-9FB8-(E-Mail Removed)...

> Where do I find that? (btw I did change the date back on the computer) now
> I
> only need to correct the time stamp.

Double-click the clock in the Windows Taskbar. Outlook doesn't keep track of
time on its own. It uses whatever Windows tells it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]