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Accepted answer: 0 points for johnpatbullock's comment <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28407933/outlook-2010-with-exchange-having-time-issues.html?anchorAnswerId=39986984#a39986984" rel="ugc">#a39986984</a><br />
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Answered it myself!
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for johnpatbullock's comment #a39986984 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28407933/outlook-2010-with-exchange-having-time-issues.html?anchorAnswerId=39986984#a39986984]

for the following reason:

Answered it myself!

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So pointing out that it'll be something like a time zone, and not being given the correct information (outlook 2010 not 2013) means I don't get the points?<br />
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When in fact it WAS an incorrect time zone that caused the problem!!!<br />
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Sorry I OBJECT.
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So pointing out that it'll be something like a time zone, and not being given the correct information (outlook 2010 not 2013) means I don't get the points?

When in fact it WAS an incorrect time zone that caused the problem!!!

Sorry I OBJECT.

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we have an Outlook client setup with exchange that is getting incorrect time stamps in outlook when her emails are coming in. &nbsp;The clock on the pc is correct.
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we have an Outlook client setup with exchange that is getting incorrect time stamps in outlook when her emails are coming in.  The clock on the pc is correct.

outlook 2010 with exchange having time issues

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