Hea,
Why does Outlook Express add about 2 hours when I reply to an email. The
email adds a couple of hours (in the header area) to the actual time the
email was received or sent? It does this
when I reply; I don't believe it is doing this when I "create" an email. The
time
which is displayed in my system tray displays the correct time of day.
Thanks a bunch
Windows XP
SP2
Outlook express 6.0

See replies to your first post here about this (3 Dec-05, "Outlook Express
Displays Incorrect Time In Emails").
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Michael wrote:
> Hea,
> Why does Outlook Express add about 2 hours when I reply to an email. The
> email adds a couple of hours (in the header area) to the actual time the
> email was received or sent? It does this
> when I reply; I don't believe it is doing this when I "create" an email.
> The time
> which is displayed in my system tray displays the correct time of day.
> Thanks a bunch
> Windows XP
> SP2
> Outlook express 6.0

"Michael" <mtawad@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:%23MlFldc%23FHA.2300@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl
> Hea,
> Why does Outlook Express add about 2 hours when I reply to an email.
> The email adds a couple of hours (in the header area) to the actual
> time the email was received or sent? It does this
> when I reply; I don't believe it is doing this when I "create" an
> email. The time
> which is displayed in my system tray displays the correct time of day.
> Thanks a bunch
> Windows XP
> SP2
> Outlook express 6.0

Make sure your time zone is set correctly.

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