Wrong time in Outlook

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rabele

Hi,

I've got a really strange problem. My Mails in Outlook have all the
wrong time - 9 hours back. This affects incoming and outgoing mails. It
can't be a matter of the e-mail-provider because I've got accounts in
gmx, web, yahoo, gmail and all have the same problem.

Where can outlook get the wrong time ? The system time is correct of
course.

Thanks for your help.

Ralf
 
is the system time zone correct? whois shows your posting IP is in
Germany... and windows defaults to pacific time zone so that would account
for the difference.
 
Hi Diane,

thank you for your answer. The time zone is correct. It's GMT+1. The
system time in the lower right corner shows the correct time. Just
Outlook and for instance a TV schedule show the wrong time. In the
movie schedule I have breakfast TV at prime time (around 8pm).

Any further suggestions ?

Thanks.
Ralf
is the system time zone correct? whois shows your posting IP is in
Germany... and windows defaults to pacific time zone so that would account
for the difference.

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Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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Hi,

I've got a really strange problem. My Mails in Outlook have all the
wrong time - 9 hours back. This affects incoming and outgoing mails. It
can't be a matter of the e-mail-provider because I've got accounts in
gmx, web, yahoo, gmail and all have the same problem.

Where can outlook get the wrong time ? The system time is correct of
course.

Thanks for your help.

Ralf
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thank you for your answer. The time zone is correct. It's GMT+1. The
system time in the lower right corner shows the correct time. Just
Outlook and for instance a TV schedule show the wrong time. In the
movie schedule I have breakfast TV at prime time (around 8pm).
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What about the time on the server from which you get your mail?
 
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