Time Problem

[Paul W Smith]

My Emails are appearing in my Inbox one hour later than the actual time.

I have tested this by sedning myself a message from an external account, and
it arrived saying it was received one hour before it was sent.

Paul Smth

 

[Paul W Smith]

Done that and both are set correctly.....

Anyone from Microsoft got any answer as to why my Emails are showing up in
advance. The Email headers look okay.

Paul Smith

 

[DL]

Ensure your PC time is set correctly, then check in Outlook, under calendar
options that the time is shown correctly there (including daylight saveing)

 

[Peter Durkee]

To your Time/Date options show you as being in the correct timezone?
-Peter

 

[Brian Tillman]

Done that and both are set correctly.....

Anyone from Microsoft got any answer as to why my Emails are showing
up in advance. The Email headers look okay.

If it's not the DST setting in either Windows or the Outlook Calendar on
your PC, then it's the server.

 

[Paul W Smith]

What server, I am using a stand alone PC.

Do you mean my ISP's Email server?

Or do you mean the company that is hosting my Email domain, proviidng my
POPs account, which is different from my ISP.

Paul Smith

 

[Brian Tillman]

What server, I am using a stand alone PC.

Do you mean my ISP's Email server?

Or do you mean the company that is hosting my Email domain, proviidng
my POPs account, which is different from my ISP.

The one housing your mailbox, of course.