The date an e-mail is received is wrong.

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My Inbox displays the wrong date for an e-mail message. It indicates one day
ahead of actual date. How do I fix this?
 
PB said:
My Inbox displays the wrong date for an e-mail message. It indicates
one day ahead of actual date. How do I fix this?
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Is this for all your inbound mail? Or just for one, some, senders?
Is your system date/time/time zone correct on your computer?
Please mention your version/mode/SP level of Outlook (from Help | About),
what kind of mail account(s) you use, and any other pertinent details.
 
The date/time being displayed depends on the date, time, timezone and DST
settings of the computers that are involved; sender, receiver and
mailservers.

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