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Doug Knox MS-MVP
Double click the clock in the system tray, or click Start, Run and enter TIMEDATE.CPL You can change your timezone there.
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Vanguard
R EHRLICH said:I have Windows XP, and rebuilt it the other day from the bottom-up. Now,
Outlook Express shows times for mail received that are 4 hours off (too
late). I must have missed a time zone setting someplace, and it thinks I'm
located in another zone.
Where to change? Or, look for the reason why...?
Tools -> Options -> General -> Calendar -> Time Zone
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Alan Edwards
You are posting 4 hours in the future.
You either have the time wrong or using the wrong time zone.
What zone have you set?
....Alan
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Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
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You either have the time wrong or using the wrong time zone.
What zone have you set?
....Alan
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Alan Edwards, MS MVP Windows - Internet Explorer
http://dts-l.org/index.html
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R EHRLICH
I have Windows XP, and rebuilt it the other day from the bottom-up. Now,
Outlook Express shows times for mail received that are 4 hours off (too
late). I must have missed a time zone setting someplace, and it thinks I'm
located in another zone.
Where to change? Or, look for the reason why...?
Outlook Express shows times for mail received that are 4 hours off (too
late). I must have missed a time zone setting someplace, and it thinks I'm
located in another zone.
Where to change? Or, look for the reason why...?
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PA Bear
What time does the clock in lower right say? Is that the correct time for
Pittsburgh, PA?
Pittsburgh, PA?