Brazilee
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Time stamp on e-mail
We are running exchange 5.5 , clients-Outlook 2000.
When we send e-mail there is the recipients always show it as being sent out an hour later. Our server has the correct time as do the workstations. Is there somewhere in Exchange where the time is being incorrectly set?
Check the time zone on the sender machine, the server, and the recipient machine.
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Xeaza, please do not propose an answer that contains or refers to a comment already proposed. The questioner can accept your comment as the answer if it helped the most. This also moves the question to another section of the topic which limits the exposure it gets. There are tips for comments versus answers at the bottom of the page. Thanks.
Brazilee, did you check the time zones? Did xeaza's answer help? If neither solves it (or if it is the time zone) you can reject the answer and it will be returned to the "awaiting answers" section (or accept my comment as answer).
Brazilee, did you check the time zones? Did xeaza's answer help? If neither solves it (or if it is the time zone) you can reject the answer and it will be returned to the "awaiting answers" section (or accept my comment as answer).
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Yes, the time zone was wrong. Thank you
So why was my COMMENT (as is the suggested format) not accepted?
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Slink9
You are correct, I inadvertantly chose the last one I saw. Is there a way I can still choose yours? I apologize for the mistake.
LM
You are correct, I inadvertantly chose the last one I saw. Is there a way I can still choose yours? I apologize for the mistake.
LM
Slink9, Your comment about time zones was inaccurate and incomplete.
Neither time zones on the senders "machine" nor time zones on the recipients "machine" have any affect whatsoever on the time stamp seen on a MAPI message using Exchange.
My answer certainly did not duplicate your comment! You think it did????
Timestamps are placed on the messages ONLY on the servers that process the mail.
Brazilee--thanks for accepting my answer!
Neither time zones on the senders "machine" nor time zones on the recipients "machine" have any affect whatsoever on the time stamp seen on a MAPI message using Exchange.
My answer certainly did not duplicate your comment! You think it did????
Timestamps are placed on the messages ONLY on the servers that process the mail.
Brazilee--thanks for accepting my answer!
Yes. Submit this to CS (link at left) and include a link to this question. They will fix it. Thanks for your attention to this.