odessasteps
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|  #1 Posted on 31.12.04 1920.31 | Instant Rating: 6.41 | I don't know why, but all my new inbound mail has a messed-up timestamp.
Mail I got a few minutes ago (at 8:15 PM) said 4:15 AM instead.
My sent messages have the right time, as does my desktop clock.
Any ideas?
Mark Coale
Odessa Steps Magazine
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| #2 Posted on 1.1.05 0409.39 | Instant Rating: 8.81 | Sometimes incoming mail has the timestamp of the sender.
Perhaps the person that sent it to you has GMT time enabled or something?
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|  #3 Posted on 1.1.05 0608.34 | Instant Rating: 5.43 | Guru Zim sounds right on the money, I think. Check where your incoming mail is being sent from, that'll probably solve your mystery. Wouldn't hurt to have someone in your time zone fire you off a test email to check, either, if that's not inconvenient. Okies, I'll hush now. Hopefully it's nothing serious at all!
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| #4 Posted on 1.1.05 0806.52 | Instant Rating: 6.41 |
I tried sending emails to and from various accounts I have and the only problem is inbox on Outlook.
I'm sure I'll do some fiddling today.
Mark Coale
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