Wrong "received" time

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Ben Amada

Hi. I'm using Outlook 2002 without Exchange server. The e-mails I receive
have a "received" time of 1 hour in the future. However, if I double click
on the mail to open it, the correct "Sent" time is shown. There's actually
about a difference of 1 hour and 3 minutes between the "received" time and
the "sent" time. The computer's time zone is correct, and the time zone in
Outlook also appears to be correct (Tools -> Options -> Calendar Options ->
Time Zone).

Any ideas why the "received" time is apprx. 1 hour in the future?

Thanks,
Ben
 
The time displayed by a message also depends on the mailserver. Contact your
ISP to verify that their time is set correctly as well. Also check your
Daylight Saving Time settings.

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Roady said:
The time displayed by a message also depends on the mailserver. Contact
your ISP to verify that their time is set correctly as well. Also check
your Daylight Saving Time settings.
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Hello Roady,

This appears to be an issue with the mail server. I've been in contact with
the ISP. Unfortunately it is not resolved yet, but I noticed a couple of
other people using the same ISP having the same problem. So hopefully the
ISP will do something.

Thanks!
Ben
 
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