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Pretty much all copiers have a date/time setting that will cause this if the daylight savings is set to on.
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Pretty much all copiers have a date/time setting that will cause this if the daylight savings is set to on.

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The time is correct. &nbsp;I couldn't find a Daylight Savings time setting.<br />
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I have left a Service Request for callback with the Vendor.
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The time is correct.  I couldn't find a Daylight Savings time setting.

I have left a Service Request for callback with the Vendor.

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Coalnine,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;No, it has not been resolved.
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Coalnine,

     No, it has not been resolved.

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Doesn't seem that anyone can resolve this.
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Doesn't seem that anyone can resolve this.

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We have a Savin 9050 copier / scanner that is on our network so that users can &quot;Scan to email&quot;. &nbsp;This is not a huge problem, but even though the email has the correct Scan time in the Scan Date: text of the message body, when it is received to the User's mailbox from our Exchange 2003 server, the Sent time is an hour earlier.
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We have a Savin 9050 copier / scanner that is on our network so that users can "Scan to email".  This is not a huge problem, but even though the email has the correct Scan time in the Scan Date: text of the message body, when it is received to the User's mailbox from our Exchange 2003 server, the Sent time is an hour earlier.

Savin 9050 - Time Sent stamp an hour off

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