Try this:
1) Double-click on the system time located in the Task Bar (by default, in the lower-right corner).
2) This launches the "Date/Time Properties" window.
3) Click on the "Time Zone" tab.
4) Check the Time Zone it is currently set to.
5) If it is still showing (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada), click the drop-down button and set it to (GMT -07:00) Arizona.
6) Also verfiy that the checkbox for "Automatically adjust clock for daylight saving changes" is checked.
7) Click Apply, then Okay to close the "Date/Time Properties" windows.
Hope this helps!
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| In 2002 I purchased my Dell computer in North Carolina.
| It is operated by Windows 2000 Professional. I am now
| using it in Arizona and I find that as I receive email
| from other folks in Arizona the receipt time of the mail
| is always from the eastern time zone as if I was in North
| Carolina. Can anyone tell me if this can be changed
| within Windows or do I have to look elsewhere? I have
| reset the clock in the computer and this had no effect on
| the email problem.
| Thanks
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