Incorrect sent time

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Andrew

Hi,

Everytime I use MS Outlook to send Internet mail, the sent time of the mail
shown on the
recipient side is 8 hours later than the actual send time. No such problem
if I use OE.

Is there any setting in Office or Outlook I can set?
Thanks!

Regards,
Andrew
 
Check your Time Zone settings in both Outlook and Windows.

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My time zone in both Windows and Outlook is GMT+8. When I send mail, the
sent time will be 8 hours later than received time. If I set to GMT+0, the
sent time and received time will be the same!!
Why is it happened??

Jocelyn Fiorello said:
Check your Time Zone settings in both Outlook and Windows.

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Are you using Exchange as well as Internet mail?

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Andrew said:
My time zone in both Windows and Outlook is GMT+8. When I send mail,
the sent time will be 8 hours later than received time. If I set to
GMT+0, the sent time and received time will be the same!!
Why is it happened??
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The internet mail server is hosted by ISP. I don't know what software they
use.

If I use MS Outlook to send mail, the problem occur. If I use Outlook
Express,
no such problem. So I think it's the setting of my MS Outlook.

Thanks for your help!
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Regards,
Andrew
Jocelyn Fiorello said:
Are you using Exchange as well as Internet mail?

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MVP - Outlook

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If you don't know what Exchange is, you're not using it :-) Exchange is a
mail server that's used in corporate settings, and usually uses Outlook as
the front end. The reason I asked if you're using Exchange is that I found
a Microsoft KnowledgeBase article referring to problems along these lines if
you're using Exchange and Internet mail in the same profile. So, obviously,
that article does not apply to you.

If I come across anything that will help, I'll let you know, but for now I'm
stumped...sorry.

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MVP - Outlook

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