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Outlook - Hopefully a simple question
Hello, when you receive an email in outlook, it tells you the time it was sent (on the email). Is this the time of the computer the client is sitting on, or is it the time when the email server received it? or is it the time the sender sent the email according to their OS time?
just need to validate this based around another problem I am looking at. Screen Shot attached.
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just need to validate this based around another problem I am looking at. Screen Shot attached.
EE-outlookclientquery.jpg
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Hutch_77
Time sent Is a stamp from outlook if IIRC and would have a timestamp and timezone so it would show properly on recipients end.
ASKER
So Hutch, to put it into something simpler, is it the time of
A) The Recipient
B) The Server
C) The Sender
A) The Recipient
B) The Server
C) The Sender
Sender or possibly senders server.
The receipt time is your server or recipients client
The receipt time is your server or recipients client
ASKER
Is the time shown on the email in Outlook the "receipt time"?
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Outlook
Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.
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